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Claims after Éowyn could reach €300m - insurance body

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The body which represents the insurance sector says indications from its members are that the total cost of claims for Storm Éowyn could grow to as high as €300 million.

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Irish Times

Insurers say Storm Éowyn claims could hit €300m

Almost 24,000 claims have been filed to date in what is now likely to be the most costly weather event this century

2 days ago·Dublin, Ireland

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The Journal

Storm Éowyn claim costs could reach €300m, says Insurance Ireland

This ‘would be in and around the most expensive weather event in the State in the past 25 years’, says Insurance Ireland.

3 days ago·Ireland

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RTÉ

Claims after Éowyn could reach €300m - insurance body

The body which represents the insurance sector says indications from its members are that the total cost of claims for Storm Éowyn could grow to as high as €300 million.

3 days ago·Ireland

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Business Plus

Storm Éowyn insurance bill could be the biggest on record

Insurance payments as a result of catastrophic damage caused by Storm Éowyn are tipped to be the highest on record, surpassing €300m, writes Garreth MacNamee. Just under €200m has been paid out so far to compensate policyholders for damage caused to homes, cars and businesses. Insurance Ireland said the situation is ongoing and their members continue to receive, assess and settle claims on a daily basis. There have so far been 23,903 claims valu…

2 days ago

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hortidaily.com

Storm Éowyn destroys up to 80% of early crops in Ireland, growers face €4.5M losses

Vegetable growers in Ireland have raised concerns following Storm Éowyn, which reportedly decimated up to 80% of early harvest crops in some cases. The Irish Farmers Association, Organic Growers of Ireland, and Teagasc are assessing the damage, estimating losses from polytunnel and glasshouse…

3 days ago

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