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For over 135 years, we have been trusted to protect much of the heritage and history in the countries where we operate, from palaces and castles, World Heritage sites, museums, schools and places of worship.
During that time, we’ve grown to become one of the largest independent British-owned insurers. Today we offer much more than just award-winning specialist insurance – we also provide investment management, broking and advisory services with offices worldwide.
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Prioritising Building Safety Ahead of The New School Year
With schools across Ireland preparing to welcome students and staff back after the summer break, Ecclesiastical Ireland is encouraging school leaders and caretakers to carry out some simple checks to make sure buildings and grounds are ready for the return to full use.
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Ecclesiastical urges property owners to take precautions ahead of storm season
Ecclesiastical Insurance is encouraging customers to take precautions to help prevent damage to property ahead of the coming storm season.
Prioritising Building Safety Ahead of The New School Year
With schools across Ireland preparing to welcome students and staff back after the summer break, Ecclesiastical Ireland is encouraging school leaders and caretakers to carry out some simple checks to make sure buildings and grounds are ready for the return to full use.
Managing risk with living walls
Living walls, often referred to as green walls or vertical gardens, help create sustainable buildings and can be extremely attractive. But the possibility of increased fire risk needs to be considered.
Managing risk with green roofs
The risks associated with green roofs and how to reduce them.
A guide to good tree management
Trees bring beauty, shade and natural diversity to any landscape, but they can also present hazards. Careful management is key.
How to manage rising energy costs and power cuts
High energy costs mean many individuals and organisations are looking to find cheaper ways to heat and light their properties. That’s sensible but it does require proper planning. In some cases, changing the way you heat or light a property can increase the risk of damage and might even be dangerous. Here are some recommendations for doing it safely.
Staying safe in a storm
With extreme weather events becoming more frequent it's important to know what to do before, during and after a storm
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