Announcements
Recent news and updates
Property Registration Authority public counter reopening – changes to onsite access
Our Chancery Street, Roscommon and Waterford public counters are open for advanced bookings. You can book an appointment to visit one of our public counters on our online booking site. Further information on changes to the access procedures to our public counters is available here.
Electronic Signatures and Registered Land
The Electronic Commerce Act 2000 (Application of sections 12 to 23 to Registered Land) Regulations 2022 (S.I. No. 55 of 2022) was signed into law by the Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications on 9th February 2022.
This statutory instrument applies the specified provisions of the Electronic Commerce Act 2000 to the law governing how an interest in registered land may be created, acquired, disposed of or registered. Click here for more.
Notice: Land Registration Rules 2021 (S.I. No. 726/2021)
Click here to find details of the Land Registration Rules 2021 - S.I. No. 726/2021 - Land Registration Rules 2021 (irishstatutebook.ie)
Notice: Registration of Deeds Rules 2021 (S.I. No. 727/2021)
Click here to find details of the Registration of Deeds Rules 2021 - S.I. No. 727/2021 - Registration of Deeds Rules 2021 (irishstatutebook.ie)
Statement of Strategy 2022 - 2024
The Property Registration Authority's new Statement of Strategy 2022 - 2024, Resilience in a Changing Environment, is now available.
Updated Practice Direction on Prescriptive Easements
The Practice Direction on Prescriptive Easements has been updated on foot of The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2021 and is available here.
Notice: Practising Solicitors - Register to lodge online Copy Instrument Applications
Registration fee for eCharge reduced to €0
The Property Registration Authority is pleased to announce that with effect from January 1st, 2021, an application to register a charge (mortgage) lodged using the eRegistration system, will be exempt from Land Registry fees, pursuant to S.I. No. 544/2020 - Registration of Deeds and Title Act 2006 (Fees) Order 2020. This fee incentivisation measure is being introduced to promote the use of our eRegistration service and applies to charges of an entire folio property only.
Benefits of eRegistration include the facility to:
Property Alert Service
All applications for registration created under eRegistration (‘W’ application numbers) should be lodged in our Waterford office.
For more information on eRegistration visit: https://www.eregistration.ie.
The Property Alert Service is a free service available to all. Property is usually the most valuable asset people own.
It can be sold and mortgaged to raise money and can therefore be an attractive target for fraudsters.
The PRA have introduced the Property Alert Service in order to help deter and detect potential property fraud. Read More.
See here for a list of Archived Recent Announcements that were formerly on our homepage..
The Property Registration Authority (PRA) is the State organisation responsible for the registration of property transactions in Ireland. Our role is to provide a system of registration of title (ownership) to land, which is comprehensive and readily accessible. The PRA manages and controls the Land Registry and the Registry of Deeds and also operates the Ground Rents Purchase Scheme. Read more
The Regulation of Lobbying Act 2015 (effective date 1st September 2015) is designed to provide information to the public about lobbying of designated public officials on specific policy, legislative matters or prospective decisions. See more
