Hilarious entry for the QuoteDevil.ie Video Ad Competition 


entry by Graham Dillon.

QuoteDevil.ie gives away tickets to Electric Picnic!

Hilary Weldon together with Lorraine collecting her prize from 


Saquib Jan collecting her prize from Saquib Jan - Creative 


Director of QuoteDevil.ie - a pair of tickets to Electric 


Picnic'11. Well done Hilary, have a wonderful time and don't 


forget for one hell of a quote, call 01 254 1300 or visit 


QuoteDevil.ie  

Quote Devil awards winner of Oxegen'11 tickets to lucky prize winner from Tralee.

Saquib Jan - Creative Director of the John McGuire Group which includes Quote Devil Insurance - outside the exclusive Dax Cafe' Bar, 23 Pembroke Street, Dublin 2, presenting Colin O' Leary of Tralee with his prize of a pair of 3-day camping tickets to Oxegen'11 which kicks off this Friday. Have a super time Colin & well done to everyone for taking part in this competition. Quote Devil is changing the way Ireland buys Insurance and it doesn't have to be boring. For all your insurance quotes, go to http://www.quotedevil.ie/ or call us on 01 661 9062

Win Oxegen'11 Tickets when you "LIKE" QuoteDevil on Facebook

To celebrate the launch of our new Young Drivers Car Policy, we're giving away one pair of 3-day camping tickets for Oxegen'11 in Punchestown Race Course 8-10 July. All you have to do is "LIKE" the QuoteDevil page on Facebook. www.facebook.com/quotedevil 


Spread the word and tell your mates! Insurance doesn't have to be boring. For low cost motor insurance, go to http://www.quotedevil.ie/ or call us on 01 661 9062.
(Conditions apply. Applicants must be 18 or over)

Grown Women Go Wild at Take That Concert in Dublin

100,000 Women Re-Living Their Childhood Bring Dublin To A Standstill

Irish women of all ages were treated to cheeky pre-concert entertainment provided by Irish insurance company Quote Devil as they braved the Dublin wind and rain this evening to attend the weekend performances of Take-That at Croke Park, joined for the first time by former band member, Robbie Williams.

Coming from all parts of Ireland by foot, car, train or plane, the 82,000 strong-crowd streaming into Dublin’s Croke Park stadium consisted mainly of women and the mood more resembled a mass hen-party than a concert as fans used to occasion to let their hair down and re-live their youth to back when Take That first hit the charts almost 20 years ago.

Take That are perfoming in Dublin this weekend 18/19 June as part of their Progress tour.

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