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Is there a compare car insurance prices web site for Ireland?

Jun 16, 2009 by Hil | Posted in Insurance & Registration


No I don't think there is. I have searched for a compare web site in Ireland, and couldn't find one. I don't think there is enough compition in
the Irish insurance market to make it worth having one.

mick49a | Jun 16, 2009
Is there any website that compare different prices on items instead of car insurance etc?

May 19, 2009 by katie | Posted in Buying & Selling

Is there any website that compare different prices on items instead of car insurance etc?
http://1proxyserver.cn/car-insurance.htm l

Edmunds.com.

crabclaw | May 19, 2009
how does american car insurance compare with british car insurance?

Jul 27, 2009 by Ryan | Posted in Insurance & Registration

why can young people in the states drive nice, big, expensive cars, and in england it so expensive, and we struggle to get insured in england at a resonable price. you watch tv and they drive range rovers, and in england we drive old cars where the insurance

life is unfair. c'mon over to this side of the pond.

ravenjudge | Jul 27, 2009

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Brits Say Fuel Duty Cut Essential to Save Economy

21.05.12

CHESTER, England, March 19, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Two in five believe cutting fuel duty will help economic growth

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With oil prices at a record high, over 90 per cent of Brits think the Government should cut fuel duty in the Budget on Wednesday, according to MoneySupermarket[1]research.

The UK's number one comparison site asked whether the Government should cut fuel duty in this week's Budget. Over 40 per cent believe prices are far too high, and one in eight said they already pay enough tax. Another 38 per cent of those polled believe cutting the fuel price would help the economy grow.

Clare Francis, site editor at MoneySupermarket, said: "We're all feeling the pinch but motorists have been hit hardest by the steady rising cost of fuel; many are desperate for prices to start coming down and for the Government to take decisive action on this issue.


Source: MarketWatch (press release)