AbbeyAutoline buys Martin Carey Insurance book

Farming

AbbeyAutoline has bought the customer book of business of Lisnaskea-based Martin Carey Insurance.

The family-owned Northern Ireland business was set up in 1984 and has expertise in home, motor, business and farm vehicle insurance.

Prestige

Prestige Insurance Holdings-owned AbbeyAutoline was formed in 2020. The parent company, which already owned Abbey Insurance, bought Autoline in 2018 and integrated the pair.

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