Cheapest Travel Insurance Ireland

Cheapest Travel Insurance for Residents from Republic of Ireland

At 25Plus.ie we offer Holiday, Business, Extended Stay, Single or Multi Trip Insurance for over 25s in Ireland

Choose from:

• Single trip – Holiday insurance
• Extended Stay – Gap Year Insurance for 2 - 12 months
• Annual Multi Trip Insurance for people who may take several trips through out the year.

Why Use 25plus .ie for your Holiday Travel Insurance?

• We're fast - get your online holiday travel insurance quote in under 60seconds
• We're secure - once you have chosen your travel insurance policy you can pay securely online.
• We're instant - print out your Policy Certificate immediately
• Through your online account you can easily update any person details whenever it suits you.

To Get a Quote for Cheapest Travel Insurance Ireland

1. Click here or on one of the above links to transfer to our Holiday Insurance page to go straight to our get a Travel Insurance Ireland Quote Page.
2. Complete the easy to use quote form Get your instant online quote – choose from our 3 options – Budget, Premier and Premier Plus

To check which sports and activities you can take part in and be covered by our policy click here.

Click here for Travel Insurance Cover Summary

Click here for Travel Policy Wording

More Holiday Insurance Questions?

Any queries regarding our holiday travel insurance refer to to our Holiday Insurance Help Section

Your Insurer:

We are open online 365 days per year 24 hours per day and you can get a quotation in minutes.

The Travel Insurance cover is underwritten by Chartis Europe Limited. Registered in England and Wales. Company number: 01486260. Registered office: The Chartis Building, 58 Fenchurch Street, London EC3M4AB, United Kingdom.

Chartis Europe Limited, Ireland Branch, registered branch office Chartis House, Merrion Road, Dublin 4, Ireland. Branch registration number 906664. Tel: +353 1 208 1400

Chartis Europe Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority of the United Kingdom, and is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland for conduct of business rules.