What kind of insurance cover do people have when they are shooting? Who gives the best coverage?

I use Country Sports Ireland . Can't say anything bad about them, never had to make any claims(touch wood). They cover all types of shooting for €40 a year which is a good price.

My target club has liability insurance included in its fees, but this doesn't cover shooting outside of the club. I imagine most if not all target clubs would function this way. In the north, a lot of people use either Country Sports Ireland as well or the NSRA for insurance that covers them for the fields etc. At the same time, I reckon there's many who wouldn't even think about insurance unless someone said to them.

My target club has liability insurance included in its fees, but this doesn't cover shooting outside of the club. I imagine most if not all target clubs would function this way. In the north, a lot of people use either Country Sports Ireland as well or the NSRA for insurance that covers them for the fields etc. At the same time, I reckon there's many who wouldn't even think about insurance unless someone said to them.

If I am being honest, I was of the same mindset for a long time(with the no insurance). With the way things are now though, better safe than sorry. A lot of guys I interact with online say they wouldn't shoot without insurance, but I don't think I have met anyone IRL who have cover for shooting in the field outside of the NARGC fund.

I use Country Sports Ireland. I would never shoot on anyone's land without insurance.

The only other coverage I know of would be Countryside Alliance, but I don't have any experience with them so can't vouch for them.

I use Country Sports Ireland. I would never shoot on anyone's land without insurance.

The only other coverage I know of would be Countryside Alliance, but I don't have any experience with them so can't vouch for them.

I don't think Countryside Alliance is offering cover down here anymore. Only in the UK. On their website it says they will be offering coverage as IFA Countryside after a merger last year.