Insurance

boc121 · 30-05-2008 3:27pm #1

Lads can ye tell me who you're insured with?
Which is best ?
Prices ?
Any info would be great.
Cheers.

bunny shooter · 30-05-2008 3:42pm

I'm with NARGC and Countryside Alliance

I'd say NARGC are pretty good especially with hunting as most farmers know about it

It wasn't me! · 30-05-2008 3:55pm

Countryside Alliance here. Think it was €65 for the year.

kerryman12 · 30-05-2008 4:43pm

NARGC around €60

Sparks · 30-05-2008 4:51pm

Countryside Alliance via WTSC, €45 for the year. Our under-17s cost €25. All that's rolled into the membership fee though (which was €130).
I wouldn't ask who's "better" though, it's like asking how long's a piece of string, especially when insurance is included in membership like that.

Mac Tire · 30-05-2008 4:54pm

Countryside Alliance through club membership, £100stg this year, insurance part of that...Coillte accept it for stalking aswell, happy days...:)

jwshooter · 30-05-2008 5:16pm

boc121 wrote: »

Lads can ye tell me who you're insured with?
Which is best ?
Prices ?
Any info would be great.
Cheers.

if your planning to hunt abroad the CA is best some estate s here will not let ya hunt or shoot with the nargc

cavan shooter · 30-05-2008 6:03pm

NARGC is going up 4€ this year, last year gunclub membership and insurance €64.
I am a member of two other gun clubs as well and only had to pay membership which ranged from €20 to 85€

J.R. · 30-05-2008 7:35pm

An individual can be insured with Countryside Alliance but you need to be a member of a Gun Club to avail of NARGC insurance.

If you're not a member of a club I'd go with CA, but if you are a club member I'd go with whatever insurance cover the club offers - usually included in renewal fee.

ravima · 30-05-2008 8:56pm

you might be covered 'free' under your house insurance, under the Personal or Family liability section. No harm in checking.

Bananaman · 30-05-2008 9:12pm

I have Countryside Alliance and IPSA insurance.

I did the CAI through the Club
The IPSA insurance is included in the annual sub.

B'Man

meathstevie · 30-05-2008 9:32pm

NARGC myself. I'll have to check the brochure but as far as I know you're covered all over the EU by the fund.

boc121 · 31-05-2008 10:13am

Cheers lads, thanks for that.

Our man in Havana · 31-05-2008 1:22pm

What exactly does it cover?

kerryman12 · 02-06-2008 5:38pm

NARGC for me and as far as i know meathstevie is correct it covers all of the EU.

02-06-2008 6:02pm

CA for me. I think the IFA also do gun insurance if you are with them.

meathstevie · 02-06-2008 8:24pm

As for what is covered through the NARGC compensation fund. All sorts of sporting mishaps ( also dog related ) with a third party liability implication and a limited personal injuries cover.

Invincible · 02-06-2008 8:44pm

NARGC offers better value for money,50 euro w/o club membership entitles you to 350 euro per week while out of work due to accident,2000 euro medical expenses,100,000 death benefit apart from dog cover,gun cover and in the unfortunate event of an accident,a greater compensation reserve.

Sparks · 02-06-2008 8:47pm

The NARGC and CAI have had a fairly unpleasant spat in the past two years or so over whose insurance cover is "better". Thing is, "better" is highly dependant on who you are and what you need the cover for. So lets not go there...