Conveyancing Costs in Ireland 2026: What You’ll Actually Pay
Buying or selling in Ireland?
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Buying or selling a property in Ireland means you’ll need a solicitor — it’s a legal requirement. But what should you actually expect to pay? This guide breaks down conveyancing costs honestly, so you know exactly what’s involved.
What Does Conveyancing Cost in Ireland?
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What’s Included in Conveyancing?
- Title search and review
- Contract review and negotiation
- Liaison with bank’s solicitor
- Stamp duty return filing
- Registration with the Land Registry
- Completion and key handover coordination
Why a Set Price
A set price gives you certainty: you know the solicitor’s fee before work begins, and it covers the full transaction regardless of how long it takes.
Other Costs to Budget For
Beyond solicitor fees, budget for: stamp duty (1% on properties up to €1m), Land Registry fees (€400–€800 depending on property value), search fees (€150–€300), and your mortgage provider’s legal fees if applicable.
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