Buying or selling a home, boundary disputes, rights of way, planning permission and apartment management companies are covered here. Conveyancing solicitors quote for purchases and sales across Ireland, and litigation solicitors advise on neighbour and title problems; these guides explain what is involved. Read the guides first, then view the services below.
Guides
- Capital Gains Tax on Property in Ireland: Complete Guide 2026
- Selling or Buying Property at Auction in Ireland: What You Need to Know
- Rights of Way in Ireland: What You Need to Know (2026)
- Leasehold vs Freehold Property in Ireland: What You Need to Know
- Apartments & the MUD Act 2011: OMC Duties in Ireland
- CAT & CGT Tax Planning in Ireland: 2026 Guide
- House Purchase Checklist Ireland: 12 Things to Do Before You Sign (2026)
- Selling a House in Ireland: A Complete Legal Guide for 2026
- Boundary Disputes Ireland: Rights of Way, Encroachment and Shared Structures (2026)
- Planning Permission in Ireland: A Complete Guide for Homeowners (2026)
- How to Transfer Property to a Family Member in Ireland (2026)
- Conveyancing Costs in Ireland 2026: What You’ll Actually Pay
- Buying a House in Ireland: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide for 2026
- Buying a New Build in Ireland: Your Complete Legal Guide (2026)
- Buying Property in Ireland While Living in the UK: Do You Need an Irish Solicitor?
- Property Sales in Ireland: The Legal Process Explained (2026 Guide)
- Land Registry Dispute in Ireland: What to Do If a ¼ Acre Is Still in Your Name
- Conveyancing in Ireland: A Complete Guide to Property Law Services You May Need
Templates and service guides
- Vendor Disclosure Review
- Site Purchase Review
- Seller Title Check
- Second-Time Buyer Review
- Second Home / Holiday Home Purchase Review
- Sale Agreed Cooling-Off Advice
- Rural House Purchase Review
- Pre-Purchase Title Check
- Help-to-Buy / First Home Scheme Review
- Gazumping Advice
- Flood Risk Property Advice
- First-Time Buyer Legal Check
How it works
Choose a service, answer a short online questionnaire and pay the set price shown. An Irish solicitor reviews your instructions and delivers the document or advice by email, usually within a few working days. If you are not sure which service you need, consult a solicitor and we will point you in the right direction.
This page is general information, not legal advice.
