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Published 11:44 6 Feb 2026 GMT
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Life moves pretty fast. One minute you're graduating from college, and the next moment you're talking about mortgages and wishing for that promotion at work. The joys of being an adult.
Due to the fast-paced nature of day-to-day life, things can often fall by the wayside. You have to prioritise; we all do. The one thing that seems to slip for many, myself included, is learning how to drive.
AXA and the Irish School of Motoring (ISM) understand that life can get in the way of getting behind the wheel. That's why, as a part of their 10-year partnership celebration and to show their continued commitment to helping drivers get on the road, they are running a special deal to help everyone get on the road.
AXA has changed the age range of its partnership with the Irish School of Motoring to help more people learn how to drive. This offer was previously only available to learner drivers under the age of 25, so seeing it extended to those up to the age of 40 is hugely encouraging.
At the moment, learner drivers aged 17 to 40 who can get 12 ISM lessons for €545 and if they complete them within one year they can save up to €400 on their AXA Car insurance. AXA and ISM understand that you're never too old to be a learner driver.
AXA and the ISM are eager to make the process of getting behind the wheel as accessible and easy as possible.
AXA and the ISM are eager to make the process of getting behind the wheel as easy as possible and to keep helping thousands of people get on the road, especially those learning later in life.
Learn more about the ISM and AXA’s Car Insurance offers right here.
Policy terms and conditions apply. AXA Insurance dac is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
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