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The Residential Tenancies Acts and RTB rules govern notice periods, rent reviews, deposits and evictions in Ireland, and the rules changed again in 2026. Whether you are a landlord serving a notice of termination or a tenant challenging one, these guides explain your position and a solicitor you instruct can draft the documents you need.
Guides
- Commercial Rent Reviews in Ireland: What Business Tenants Need to Know
- Parental Leave Rights in Ireland: What Parents Need to Know (2026)
- Tenancy Agreement Ireland: What Must Be In It (2026)
- Leasehold vs Freehold Property in Ireland: What You Need to Know
- Tenancy Notice Periods & Eviction Notices in Ireland 2026
- Buy-to-Let Tax in Ireland: What Every Landlord Must Know (2026)
- Commercial Lease in Ireland: What Every Business Tenant Should Know (2026)
- New Rental Laws Ireland 2026: What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know
- Tenant Rights in Ireland: What Every Renter Needs to Know (2026)
- Landlord Rights and Obligations in Ireland: A Complete Guide (2026)
- Buy-to-Let Property in Ireland: Legal Requirements Every Landlord Must Know
Templates and service guides
- Buy-to-Let Property Purchase Conveyancing
- Licence to Occupy Business Premises — information guide
- Housemates and Flatmates Agreement — information guide
- Declaration of Trust for Co-Owned Property — information guide
- Voluntary Transfer of a Site — Conveyancing for the Recipient
- Co-Ownership Agreement (Shared Residence) — information guide
- Co-Ownership Agreement (Shared Residence) — information guide
- Co-Ownership Agreement (Shared Residence) — Digital (Self-Complete)
- Room Rental (Rent-a-Room) Agreement — information guide
- Room Rental (Rent-a-Room) Agreement — Digital (Self-Complete)
- Residential Tenancy Agreement — information guide
- Residential Tenancy Agreement — Digital (Self-Complete)
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This page is general information, not legal advice.
We don’t currently have an Irish solicitor working with us, but we are looking for one. The guides above explain each document; where your matter needs a solicitor, use the Law Society of Ireland’s Find a Solicitor directory, or join our no-fee solicitor service waiting list to be told when this service is available again.