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Insurance Ireland defending levy for flood insurance fund

Ireland
The brief

Michael Horan, Manager for Regional and Policy Development with Insurance Ireland, told Newstalk Breakfast that the four-point plan was“fundamentally about keeping Irish homes insurable, mortgageable and saleable as flood risk changes. The money paid by all homeowners would go into a pot designated to support those affected by flooding Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • Michael Horan, Manager for Regional and Policy Development with Insurance Ireland, told Newstalk Breakfast that the four-point plan was“fundamentally about keeping Irish homes insurable, mortgageable and saleable as flood risk changes.S1
  • The money paid by all homeowners would go into a pot designated to support those affected by floodingS2
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2w Breakingnews

Insurance Ireland defending levy for flood insurance fund

Michael Horan, Manager for Regional and Policy Development with Insurance Ireland, told Newstalk Breakfast that the four-point plan was“fundamentally about keeping Irish homes insu…

2w Irishmirror

'Every home in Ireland should pay €24 flood insurance levy'

The money paid by all homeowners would go into a pot designated to support those affected by flooding

Insurance Ireland defending levy for flood insurance fund

2 outlets 2 reports
The brief

Michael Horan, Manager for Regional and Policy Development with Insurance Ireland, told Newstalk Breakfast that the four-point plan was“fundamentally about keeping Irish homes insurable, mortgageable and saleable as flood risk changes. The money paid by all homeowners would go into a pot designated to support those affected by flooding Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • Michael Horan, Manager for Regional and Policy Development with Insurance Ireland, told Newstalk Breakfast that the four-point plan was“fundamentally about keeping Irish homes insurable, mortgageable and saleable as flood risk changes.S1
  • The money paid by all homeowners would go into a pot designated to support those affected by floodingS2
Timeline · newest first

Sources · 2 citations

S1 Breakingnews 1 report · EN
S2 IrishmirrorLead 1 report · EN