9 properties from government open data (Public)
💡 Fun fact: The cheapest property here costs about 3.7 years of local average salary!
Ireland's property market has experienced dramatic cycles — from the Celtic Tiger boom through a devastating 2008 crash to a strong recovery driven by tech-sector growth and housing supply constraints. Dublin, home to European headquarters of Google, Meta, Apple, and numerous tech companies, has seen apartment prices surge well above pre-crash levels. Outside Dublin, cities like Cork, Galway, and Limerick offer more affordable options while still benefiting from Ireland's strong economy.
Ireland faces a persistent housing shortage, with demand far outstripping new construction. This has pushed average Dublin rents above €2,000/month and made homeownership increasingly difficult for younger generations. The government has introduced various schemes including the Help to Buy program and affordable housing initiatives. For international buyers, Ireland offers a straightforward purchasing process with no restrictions on foreign ownership. Stamp duty is 1% on properties up to €1 million and 2% above that threshold, relatively low by European standards.
Sligo, Connacht
Limerick, Munster
Limerick, Munster
Waterford, Munster
Drogheda, Leinster
Cork, Munster
Kilkenny, Leinster
Galway, Connacht
Dublin, Leinster