Enter your Eircode to find the best policy for you
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It’s easy to get Home Insurance through bonkers.ie
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Compare and purchase home insurance quotes direct from one of Ireland’s leading home insurance providers.

How to get home insurance
bonkers.ie makes it easy to get great value home insurance policies in Ireland.
- Tell us about your home
- Tell us about you
- Complete and purchase

What do I need to get started?
- Your Eircode
- Age of your home
- The rebuilding cost of your home
- Estimated value of home contents

bonkers.ie is free
Believe it or not, applying for a home insurance policy on bonkers.ie is entirely free.
Once you apply for and buy a policy through bonkers.ie, we receive a commission from the home insurance provider.

We're regulated
Bonkers Money Limited, trading as bonkers, is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
This reflects our continued commitment to providing independent, impartial, and accurate information and services.

Things to consider
When purchasing a home insurance policy in Ireland, it's not always about getting the cheapest price. Here are some things to keep in mind so you get the best cover.
- Level of cover
Underinsurance leaves you paying a lot more than you anticipated if damage occurs to your home.
Over-insurance leaves you paying a higher premium with no additional benefit if you make a claim.
Learn more - Age of building
Often, insurance premiums are higher for older homes due to the increased likelihood of damage.
Be aware that homes built over 100 years ago may not be eligible for home insurance.
Learn more - Additional extras
When purchasing your home insurance, there will be an option to add extras to your policy, such as:
- • Accidental damage cover
- • Personal possessions cover
- • Personal accident cover
- • Legal protection

Cooling off period
You can cancel your policy within 14 days of purchasing without penalty.
This is known as the cooling off period. Check your policy's terms and conditions for information on potential fees.
