Impact of Storm Éowyn sees FBD profits fall by 30%

The group's pre-tax profit dropped to €54m in 2025, down from €77m in the previous year
Irish insurer FBD saw its profit fall notably last year after absorbing over €39m in net costs as a result of Storm Éowyn. Pre-tax profit dropped to €54m in 2025, down from €77m in the previous year, the company said on Friday. 

Irish insurer FBD saw its profit fall notably last year after absorbing over €39m in net costs as a result of Storm Éowyn. Pre-tax profit dropped to €54m in 2025, down from €77m in the previous year, the company said on Friday. 

Fri, 06 Mar, 2026 - 08:10
Emer Walsh

Irish insurer FBD saw its profit fall notably last year after absorbing over €39m in net costs as a result of Storm Éowyn.

The group's pre-tax profit dropped to €54m in 2025, down from €77m in the previous year, the company said on Friday. 

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