Breakdown Cover

That a nice one Tim.
It is something for us to read up on.
Malcolm

Read THIS from last year and it was only in Brittany.

We always take additional European breakdown cover. I hope we never need to use it to find out how good it is.

I just got a quote on the Caravan Club UK for that insurance policy. I can get it for £99 for single trip as a non member. Multi trip would be £260 as a non member. In terms of keeping costs down the single trip as a non member is appealing right now. That saves me the membership cost. And although a year long multi trip policy is clearly better, I still don't know what to make of the whole March 2019 Brexit deadline thing, where some commentators are claiming that we will not even be able to purchase any goods or services from the UK if no deal is reached.

I can't see where it does say they cover ROI citizens but I take it they must do as you yourself purchased a policy TimB. But before I do anything, I would like to double check that ADAC is no longer open to new non-German members as I see on another thread that it depends on who you email for a quote. Can anyone confirm/ deny if ADAC cover is available?

People who are citizens of the United Kingdom (UK) are entitled to live in Ireland without any conditions or restrictions. Unlike the citizens of other countries, they are not subject to the Aliens Act 1935 or to any orders made under it. This means that a UK citizen does not need a visa, any form of residence permit or employment permit in Ireland. They are entitled to move to Ireland from any country and they may move to Ireland to work or to retire. Unlike other EU citizens, UK citizens may retire to Ireland without having to establish that they have sufficient resources or that they have private health insurance.

In general, while living in Ireland, UK citizens are entitled to avail of public services on the same basis as Irish citizens living in Ireland. They are entitled to vote in Irish elections with the exception of Presidential elections and referendums.

The right of UK citizens to live in Ireland derives from Irish law. UK citizens also have rights under the EU freedom of movement legislation. These rules do not expand the rights of UK citizens themselves (since their rights are more extensive than those of other EU citizens) but they may be relevant for the family members of UK citizens living in Ireland. Family members of UK citizens who are not themselves EU citizens may be able to move to Ireland to live with them.