Selling a House in Ireland? 10 Things to Do Before You Go to Market
Selling a house in Ireland? A solicitor's checklist of 10 things to sort before you go to market: title deeds, planning, BER, mortgage, LPT and CGT.
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Selling a house in Ireland? A solicitor's checklist of 10 things to sort before you go to market: title deeds, planning, BER, mortgage, LPT and CGT.
Steven Jacob and Damian Woods talk to The Currency about eConveyancing, video calls, e-signatures and the new 10-working-day rule for banks to release deeds.
Damian Woods answers an Irish Independent reader whose late father's deeds are lost: Tailte Éireann searches, €5 folio copies, memorials and title bonds.
A new CCPC - report from 9 February 2026 highlights persistent stress, delays and knowledge gaps in Ireland’s property market.
Auctions offer a fast-paced way to buy and sell a house or apartment. Once your bid is accepted you must sign a binding contract and pay a nonrefundable deposit
The Registry of Deeds records deeds and is voluntary; the Land Registry registers title on a folio and is compulsory. How the two systems differ.
Service charges, the sinking fund and the owners' management company (OMC), plus the OMC solicitor's fee of about €200 to €300 that the seller pays.
Who to engage for a purchase, sale or mortgage switch, and in what order: solicitor, surveyor, estate agent, BER assessor, mortgage and insurance brokers.