Darcy Doyle Loss Assessors Limited

14/03/2026

Our U13’s look great in their new kit kindly sponsored by Sean Darcy from Darcy Doyle Assessors Limited. A big thank you to Sean, your support is greatly appreciated 💙💙💙

24/01/2025

Stay safe today everybody. If your property suffers storm damage give us a call to consult. We handle storm damage claims and will deal with your insurer on your behalf. Message us here, email [email protected] or call us on 016902007.

23/10/2023

A great success on Friday for our Charity Bingo Night in aid of Irish Motor Neurone IMNDA
We would like to thank all of the businesses and people who kindly donated prizes for our raffle on the night.
Park View Provisions, Morgan Meats, Morgan's Fine Fish, Peter Lynch & Sons Fruit & Veg, Darcy Doyle Loss Assessors, Jim Holland Construction and Brian & Mary O'Connor.
A total of €1925 was raised on the night for a great cause, so thank you all who attended, joined in and gave generously.

17/03/2023

Happy St. Patrick's Day to all our clients and business partners from all of us at Darcy Doyle Loss Assessors!

24/09/2022

Imagine having the misfortune to suffer a loss as a result of damage to your property. Now imagine being informed by your insurance company that you are not going to receive the full reinstatement cost associated with this damage because your property is not insured adequately.

Many people encounter this exact scenario after they submit a claim under their home or business insurance policy. The findings of recent research has been published by the Central Bank and it appears that as many as 1 in 6 households have underinsured their home.

Most household policies sold in Ireland include an average clause. This means that you are responsible for the portion of underinsurance. An example of this would be a fire damage claim being valued at €100k but the insurer only paying €70k in settlement as a result of the property being 30% underinsured.

The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland has a very handy house rebuild calculator which can be used to calculate the minimum reinstatement value of a house. This can be found here:
https://scsi.ie/consumer/build/calculator/

As this is such a common problem in recent times and as a result of the financial pressures on homeowners caused by other external factors, the Central Bank has written to insurance companies instructing them to do more to help consumers with this issue. Details on this can be seen here:

https://www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/one-in-six-homes-have-inadequate-insurance-cover-in-place-42011983.html

Darcy Doyle Loss Assessors Ltd are experts in these matters. If you think that you might be underinsured or have no idea and need some advice then don't hesitate to call us on 01 690 2007 or email [email protected].

The Central Bank has now written to all insurance companies warning them of how exposed their customers are to having insufficient insurance cover in place.