Thousands flock to Quinn protest rally
About 6,000 protestors have turned out in support of Quinn Insurance workers at events in Dublin and Cavan.
As reported on broking.co.uk, the irish Finncial Regulator has appointed joint provisional administrators to Quinn Insurance and has directed the insurer to cease writing new business in the UK.
The BBC has reported that about 6.000 turned out at protest events which began outside the Irish parliament in Dublin at noon and in Cavan.
The protestors want the ban on Quinn Insurance doing business in the UK lifted and for the company to be taken out of administration.
More than 11,500 have joined a
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