[ad_1] Older drivers are charged up to three times more for their auto insurance than younger drivers. Age Action has questioned why seniors are being charged what it says are inflated premiums. His comments came after a survey found that some insurers are charging older drivers triple what is available elsewhere in the auto insurance … Read more
[ad_1] Podcaster and comedian Blindboy Boatclub and medical cannabis activist Vera Twomey have set out to row after a beleaguered CBD shop owner after Gardaí seized more than € 20,000 of his shares. The goods were seized despite the fact that Gardaí confirmed that it is “expected” that the legislation will be modified in the … Read more
[ad_1] More than 200 cases of romance fraud were reported in Ireland in 2020 and as Valentine’s Day approaches, gardai urges the public to be more vigilant. The victims were men and women and of all age groups, and the average amount of money lost exceeded 20,000 euros. And more recently, scammers have been targeting … Read more
[ad_1] Let’s be honest. They are in love, right? This is a bromance made in the television studio. While some soccer media associations are dumber and dumber, here we have Don Quijote and Sancho Panza from the world of experts, Bill and Ted from soccer, or maybe even Tango and Cash. The great movie of … Read more
[ad_1] More than 16,000 Irish residents have returned to the state in the last two and a half weeks alone. Figures provided to RTÉ News from the Justice Department show that around 3,000 of them were traveling home to see a sick family member, for medical reasons or a funeral, while 65%, or more than … Read more
[ad_1] TÁNóiste LEO VARADKAR and the TD of Pearse Doherty from Sinn Féin have clashed in the Dáil over the recent historical case of the Covid-19 insurance. Last week, the High Court ruled that four bar owners are entitled to be compensated by the insurer FBD for the interruption their businesses suffered due to the … Read more
[ad_1] New Zealand’s parliament has backed down after expelling a Maori politician because he refused to wear a tie, allowing him to speak without an accessory it called a “colonial rope”. The problem erupted yesterday when the co-leader of the Maori Party, Rawiri Waititi, was expelled from the parliamentary debating chamber for not wearing the … Read more
[ad_1] The government is already considering further tightening of restrictions on international travel, Transport Minister Eamon Ryan said. It comes as Britain will introduce stricter border controls next week against new variants of the coronavirus, requiring hotel quarantine for arrivals from high-risk countries. Minister Ryan told RTÉ News that the government will continue to coordinate … Read more
[ad_1] A YOUNG MAN accused of hacking into a computer parking system and making a profit for himself and others has become the first person to be charged under new cybercrime legislation introduced in 2017. David Young (28) from Cois na hAbhann, Cloyne, Co Cork appeared before the Cork District Court, where he was charged … Read more
[ad_1] The Government was advised that the financial costs of ongoing restrictions are very large and that the short-term economic outlook has worsened due to the current Level 5 restrictions. Covid-19 contingency funds could run out by mid-year if restrictions are only gradually eased after March 5. Additional costs for various income support plans could … Read more