Laya Healthcare, one of Ireland’s largest health insurers, has announced that its premiums will rise by an average of 6.5% starting in October 2024. This increase will impact its 700,000 members across the country, following a similar price hike of 7% in April. For many, this news may come as a frustrating development, especially given …
Are you a homeowner receiving specific welfare payments and looking to reduce your energy bills? The Fully Funded Energy Upgrade Scheme, brought to you by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI), might be just what you need! This scheme offers fully funded energy upgrades to eligible homeowners, helping them save money and energy. Here’s …
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When you’re all set to embark on a journey by air, the last thing you want to hear is that your flight has been cancelled. Flight cancellations can be incredibly frustrating and disruptive to your travel plans. However, if you’re flying within the European Union (EU), it’s essential to know that you have specific rights …
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Online dating can be a daunting experience, especially for single women over the age of 25. Enter Disaster Daters, a supportive Facebook group based in Ireland that is dedicated to helping women navigate the often perilous world of online dating. This group is more than just a social network; it’s a safe haven where women …
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Introduction In times of medical crisis, access to essential healthcare should never be delayed. Emergency medical cards are a lifeline for those facing urgent health situations. This article demystifies these cards, shedding light on eligibility, rules, and the application process for these critical resources. Rules Issued in Emergency Situations Emergency medical cards are granted without …
The recent announcement by the Minister for Health to expand the free contraception scheme to include women aged 32-35 marks a step in the right direction for reproductive health services in Ireland. Starting from 1 July, women aged 17 to 35 will be eligible to apply for the scheme. While this expansion is welcome, it …
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When it comes to mental health concerns, knowing where to turn for support is essential. This concise guide will direct you to the right resources, whether you’re seeking help for yourself or someone you care about. Where to Apply 1. Your Family Doctor (GP) Your journey to better mental health often begins with your family …
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Maternity Benefit is a payment for employed and self-employed people who are: Understanding Maternity Benefit If you are eligible for full-rate Maternity Benefit, you will receive €274 a week for 26 weeks (156 days). If you already receive certain social welfare payments, you may get half-rate Maternity Benefit, which is €137 per week. How to …
What is a GP Visit Card? Eligibility Coverage Changes to Eligibility (2023) Income Limits for People Under 70 Category From 11 September From 13 November Single person living alone €361 €418 Single person living with family €322 €373 Married or cohabiting couple (or lone parent with dependent children) €524 €607 Allowance for each of the …
Last year, I paid €594.11 for my motor insurance with Liberty Insurance. This year, I received my renewal quote and was shocked to see the price had jumped to €931.50. Concerned about the significant increase, I decided to go online and request a fresh quote from Liberty Insurance’s website. To my surprise, the online quote …
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