AXA Ireland in the news

AXA Ireland introduces new support initiatives for domestic abuse victims among its car and home insurance customers in the Republic of Ireland, offering legal guidance and a •500 emergency payment.

AXA Ireland has launched new support initiatives for customers experiencing domestic abuse, including a legal helpline and a •500 emergency payment.

The Clonroche/Poulpeasty Vintage Club is restoring a Ferguson 20 tractor for the AXA Vintage Series competition, fostering community spirit and aiming for a prize that would support the club's activities.

AXA Insurance Cavan is sponsoring the Hall of Fame category at the Anglo-Celt Community & Sports Awards.

Revenue grew significantly to €1.7 billion as the firm integrated health insurance underwriting for Laya Healthcare while managing heavy storm-related claims.

AXA Insurance partnered with local authorities to host a road safety education event for students in Mayo focusing on the consequences of dangerous driving.

AXA Ireland and Mayo County Council organized a road safety awareness event for over 1,400 Mayo students, highlighting the severe consequences of dangerous driving through survivor testimonies and AXA's accident data.

AXA Insurance and Mayo County Council organized the 19th annual Roadsafe Roadshow for over 1,400 students to highlight road safety risks, particularly for young drivers, through personal testimonies and data on accident consequences.

Leona O'Callaghan was recognized as an AXA Community Hero for her work in mental health and suicide prevention with The Haven Hub.

AXA Ireland recognized Leona O’Callaghan for her work with The Haven Hub, a mental health and suicide prevention charity, presenting her with an award and €20,000 in funding.

AXA Ireland recognized Mary Doherty as a Community Hero for her work with Lifeline Inishowen, awarding €20,000 to the charity.

AXA Ireland named Mary Doherty as a Community Hero for her dedicated work at Lifeline Inishowen, supporting people affected by domestic abuse, with a €20,000 prize for the organization.

AXA Ireland recognized Donna Price as a Community Hero for her leadership in founding the Irish Road Victims Association, an organization supporting road collision victims and their families.

AXA Ireland honored local community leaders through the Community Hero Awards, providing substantial funding to charities including domestic abuse support services.

AXA Ireland recognized Mary Doherty as a Community Hero, awarding €20,000 to Lifeline Inishowen for her 30+ years of work in women's safety.

Leona O’Callaghan from Limerick was named an AXA Community Hero in the Mental Health Category for her work with The Haven Hub, receiving •20,000 for the charity.

A Westmeath woman was named an AXA Community Hero for her meaningful contributions to her neighborhood.

AXA Ireland partnered with Cycling Ireland to launch a nationwide community bike ride program, aiming to encourage mass participation in cycling with organized, insured rides.

AXA Ireland is hosting a road safety education event in Killarney for 1,800 Kerry transition year students to promote safer driving habits.

AXA Ireland is running a Community Heroes awards program with an €80,000 prize fund to recognize individuals in four categories, with nominations closing soon.