Yes you have noticed it, the deliberate spelling mistake on the file name. Anyway that point over, many have complined of insurance issues in Northern Ireland.

The troubles on the surface may have gone but there is still an undercurrent that effects car insurance in Northern Ireland. if you consider not so long ago, it was a usual scene to see motor cars burned out in the streets, or rocks being thrown or even bullets and bombs affecting the safety of your car.

Of course there were more serious issues going on than the loss or damage to your car, but in an area where people still lived and needed to go about their business with insurance like everyone else, it was difficult to get cheap car insurance.

As we know car insurance premiums are calculated using several factors, but in Northern ireland these factors have changed over the years but not to a point where insurance companies can accuratly calculate a the risk factor to your car. the bombing ay have stopped but with it petty crime including theft has increased. before certain individuals would not dare take a change of joy riding or danage to someone elses car because of the dangerous groups they were near to, now with serious vilolence on the decrease, car theft has increased.

It has taken UK mainland insurers years to calculate the risk factors and then adjust again because of the internet and reduced admin costs, in Northern Ireland there is still tht unsure feeling even if the polititians would like us to know ecerything is not sweet and dandy.

So searching for insurance is just like eveywhere else, where your post code is adding into the calculation and certain parts of Norther Ireland will still not be getting quotes that match parts of the mainland UK. We all hope that memories fade and we can be certain that normality will remain and catch up with the UK market like the proerty market which has boomed in prices where confidence has been restored.

A quick look at breakdown cover policies shows that it is the same premiums in Northern Ireland than mainland UK, good news for everyone.