Sullivan Insurances

08/12/2021

17/03/2021

Happy St.Patricks Day to all our customers.

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05/01/2021

🛑SERVICE NOTICE🛑

In light of the recent increase of COVID-19 cases; in line with Government & HSE guidelines & in the interest of the health & safety of our staff, clients & general public, we unfortunately cannot invite you into our office at this time.

✅ We are Fully operational via Phone, Email & Website.

✅ We are still providing New Business Quotations via our website www.sullivaninsurances.ie or over the phone (061) 313255

✅ We are still looking after any mid term queries or adjustments.

✅ Renewals are being issued & looked after as normal.

☎️ Phone Lines open at 9am (061) 313255
Email: [email protected]

Please do your bit to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 & support our local businesses where at all possible

11/12/2020

Roll on Sunday

26/11/2020

Brexit: Exchange your UK and NI driving licences now if you reside in Ireland. They are not valid after 31st December 2020

21/10/2020

Did you know that you can submit a new business quotation on our website or request a call back. Simply go to www.sullivaninsurances.ie

21/10/2020

Our office is closed to the public from 22nd October due to Covid 19 until further notice. We are working remotely but we can still provide you with new business quotations and help with any queries on existing policies or renewals. Our business hours are unchanged. Call 061 313255, email [email protected]

28/04/2020

Big discounts on new Motor and Van policies for the month of May

27/09/2019

Brexit and Driving Licences

Anyone living in Ireland who holds a UK (including Northern Ireland) driving licence must exchange it for an Irish driving licence, before the 31 October 2019, in the event that the UK leaves the EU without a deal. If there is a no-deal Brexit, then after this date, if you are living in Ireland, your UK driving licence will no longer be valid to drive here.

In the absence of alternative arrangements with the UK, you may have to apply for a learner permit if you wish to continue to drive in Ireland. It may also have implications for your insurance cover after this date.

If you wait until closer to the UK exit date of 31 October, you may face lengthy delays in exchanging a UK licence, and the National Driver Licensing Service (NDLS) cannot guarantee when you will have a valid licence to drive here in Ireland.

For this reason, those living in Ireland who hold a UK driving licence are strongly urged to act now and exchange their licence.