Comments came during High Court case over multi-vehicle collison on M50 in Dublin

Jake McGrath had sued his brothers and motor insurers’ group over 2014 incident

Motorists travelling to UK would have to prove they have valid car insurance

Gardaí testing new hand-held devices that read number plates to find uninsured drivers

Decision by insurers to report suspicious claims to Garda leads to fall in claims

High court told woman hit by bars protruding from passing trailer while she walked in west Cork

Daniel Doyle, who was serving a sentence for drug dealing, found unresponsive in his cell

Daniel Doyle, who was serving a sentence for dealing, was found unresponsive in his cell

Industry reviewing current arrangements for database, says Minister for Justice

Man who went to pick up uninsured driver in Dundalk also has vehicle taken off him

Rising insurance premiums may be behind increase in uninsured vehicle claims

Woman sas she had no time to react after psychiatric patient allegedly grabbed steering wheel

No valid challenge to award as it was just, fair and proportionate, says Court of Appeal judge

Graham Dunne (41) sees €60,000 damages claim thrown out over ‘misleading evidence’

Setanta Insurance policyholders told they could be liable for up to 35% of any claim

Claimants awaiting payments more than three years after collapse as policyholders worry they may be personally liable

Baby’s mother was in Wexford car crash caused by driver speeding and by ice

Motor Insurers Bureau of Ireland is in effect an arm of State, top European court finds

More powers needed to supervise companies offering cross-border insurance

Motor Insurers Bureau of Ireland estimates that one in eight claims are ‘suspicious’

Insurer’s shares hit two-year high as it posts €11.9m pre-tax profit, up from €3.7m loss

Insurer posts €11.9 million pre-tax profit for the first half, compared to a €5.3 million loss

Driver of van involved in accident was Dublin child's neighbour, High Court told

New system approved at Cabinet meeting will be seen as a sop to Shane Ross

Zurich Insurance and MIBI say last minute insurance taken out just prior to a litany of incidents

Ulster and Connacht drivers say roads more dangerous than 10 years ago, study finds

Business Week: Housing crisis, Setanta Insurance, Ryanair and Budget 2018

Motor insurers win appeal over decision it was potentially liable for claims against Setanta

Man who was not wearing a helmet, suffered truamatic brain injury

Tallaght court adjourns law firm’s application to allow for variation of search warrant

Insurance Ireland concerned by ‘unsupported claims’ to injuries board

‘Boy racer’ car in which he had taken a lift crashed into cattle on Co Tipperary road

Technology to detect uninsured drivers on Irish roads not widespread for two-plus years

High time Government tackled big ticket items that could affect underlying issue

Lyndsey Gervin among nine people suing for damages over alleged incident near Dundalk

Regulator expresses concern to EU authority over British territory’s approval of insurers

Dispute ongoing over which compensation body should pay €95m bill for failed insurer

Motor Insurers’ Bureau of Ireland says there are 150,000 uninsured drivers on Irish roads

Nearly 1,200 people were denied estimates by three or more insurers last year, data shows

Report finds 85 per cent increase in uninsured drivers on roads over past five years