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Commercial Lines Contact List Commercial Lines Contact List Business Development Mark Cooney Business Development Manager [email protected] 01 208 4931 Keith Doran Assisstant Manager [email protected] 087 2037904 Ed Clune Business Developer [email protected] 01 208 4979 Naomi Sabherwal Commercial Marketing [email protected] 01 208 4948 Declan Cooney E-trading Manager [email protected] 01 208 1420 Rachel Shepherd Business Development Co-ordinator [email protected] 01 208 4975 Casualty Des O’Reilly Casualty Manager Des.O’[email protected] 01 208 1455 Ken Coonan Assistant Manager [email protected] 01 208 4992 Grania Cowman Senior Casualty/Fleet Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4933 Gerry Conlon Senior Casualty Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4921 Bridget Hehir Senior Casualty Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4928 Stewart Doyle Casualty Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4976 Michael Purcell Casualty Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4968 Leah Moran Casualty Underwriter [email protected] 01 859 9714 Property Cahir Doherty Property & Specialty Risk Manager [email protected] 01 208 4981 Simon Russell Assistant Manager [email protected] 01 208 1451 Maeve Keenan Assistant Manager [email protected] 01 208 4902 Niamh Hume Senior Property Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 1448 Grainne Glynn Property Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4996 Karolina Hanly Property Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 1457 Financial Lines Patricia Cullen Financial Lines Manager [email protected] 01 208 4956 Maureen McCamley Assistant Manager/K&R Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 1419 Michelle Boland Team Leader PI & Cyber [email protected] 01 208 1425 Conor McGill Senior Underwriter PI/Cyber [email protected] 01 208 1449 John Joe Dempsey Underwriter PI/Cyber [email protected] 01 208 1401 Kelly Whelan Underwriter PI/Cyber [email protected] 01 802 8926 Stephanie Hogan Underwriter PI/Cyber [email protected] 01 208 4922 Leigh Coffey Senior Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4967 Louise O’Callaghan FL Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 1456 Daragh Long FL Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 1496 Faris Patel FL Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4923 Conor Byrne FL Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 1447 Environmental Cliona Byrne EIL Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4941 www.aig.ie Commercial Combined Paul Winters Commercial Combined Manager [email protected] 01 208 4961 Sarah Jane Hogan Commercial Combined Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4911 Jack Cahill Commercial Combined Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 1467 Accidental & Health Edel Royston Head of A&H Underwriting [email protected] 01 208 1446 Louise Gallagher Senior Underwriter [email protected] 01 208 4907 Sean O’Leary Head of Travel [email protected] 01 208 4949 Claims Jim Lynch Head of Claims [email protected] 01 208 1408 Casualty Claims Christian Howarth Complex Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 1471 John Murphy Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 1474 Will English Complex Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 1406 John Harney Complex Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 1465 Leo Morrison Casualty Team Manager [email protected] 01 859 9716 Elaine Moffatt Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 802 8753 Stuart Lowndes Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 859 7901 Kathy Kelly Claims Adjuster [email protected] James Sheehy Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 859 9824 Dominic Flaherty Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 4913 Laura Cahill Complex Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 1439 Brendan Tier Complex Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 802 8754 Elaine Morris Complex Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 4946 Emergency Investigation Claims Lorraine Bracken Emergency Investigation Claims [email protected] 086 6082684 Financial Lines Claims Jacki McDonagh Financial Lines Claims Manager [email protected] 01 208 1460 Mark Smith Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 1470 Sinead McBreen Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 1490 Kiera- Eva Mooney Major Loss Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 1440 John Creedon Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 4937 Property Claims Alan Ryan Complex Loss Claims Adjuster [email protected] 01 208 4942 A&H Claims Alan O’Donohue Express Claims Handler [email protected] 01 802 8718 Keith McDonnell Express Claims Handler [email protected] 01 802 8718 www.aig.ie E02574589 Aug20 E02574589 AIG Europe S.A. is authorised by the Luxembourg Ministère des Finances and supervised by the Commissariat aux Assurances, and is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland for conduct of business rules..
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