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Trying to Organise a Family Funday

HPTP · 2011-06-20 23:04:56

Hi.. I am new to boards.ie and i am looking for some information if anyone can help me. We are trying to organise a family funday in our housing estate and i am trying to find out if we need insurance or how to go about it.. has anyone done this before Any info would be greatly appreciated.

20-06-2011 11:04pm

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HPTP

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Hi.. I am new to boards.ie and i am looking for some information if anyone can help me. We are trying to organise a family funday in our housing estate and i am trying to find out if we need insurance or how to go about it.. has anyone done this before
Any info would be greatly appreciated.

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#2 21-06-2011 1:02am

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Residents associations usually have insurance cover for public liability which is generally acceptable once the insurance company has allowed for fun day type activities. If you are geting a bouncy castle check if the provider is insured against accidents that can happen as public liability insurance may not cover the more risky stuff.

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