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New entrant in price boast

Quinn Direct today revealed that it has acquired over 20 000 customers for its "low cost motor insurance" since its launch in the UK in early February 2005. The company said it is currently gaining around 1000 motor customers a week with half of its customers taking out insurance via its website.

According to Kevin Lunney, General Manager, Quinn Direct, said: "Quinn Direct shook up the Irish insurance market by continually reducing the cost of motor insurance for consumers and making the

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