MCL restructures Irish operation amid Brexit uncertainty

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Motor broker MCL relocates and registers Irish operation to Swords, Dublin to enable it to continue trading as normal following UK’s EU exit.

MCL InsureTech, formerly MCL Insurance, has set up an office in Swords, Dublin as a separate entity to its Coleraine headquarters in Northern Ireland.

MCL, which is the name behind online insurance brands Its4women, 25plus and Boxymo, said the move would create 40 jobs in Swords and represent an investment of £3m in the Irish economy.

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According to a statement, the company services around €70m of gross written premium and 90,000 customers in Ireland. That business was originally

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