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Poll: Would you go on a foreign holiday without travel insurance?

Insurance Ireland has advised people to double-check their policy to see if they are covered for non-essential travel.

AHEAD OF THE Irish government’s publication of a ‘green list’ – or a list of countries that Irish people can travel to without having to quarantine on their return – Insurance Ireland has asked prospective Irish tourists to check their insurance.

Those with travel insurance who are flying abroad for non-essential reasons may not be covered depending on their policy – even if that country is on the green list.

Insurance Ireland has advised people to double-check their policy to see if they are covered.

So we’re asking, would you go on a foreign holiday without travel insurance?


Poll Results:

No (9885)
Yes (3504)
I don't know (439)

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