Announcements

Recent news and updates


Registry of Deeds Digitisation
The inaugural meeting of the Registry of Deeds Digitisation Strategy Steering Group was held on 28 June 2019 at the Registry of Deeds, Henrietta Street, Dublin 1. The Property Registration Authority has a long term vision to make the historical records of the Registry of Deeds available and discoverable online for research and the enjoyment of all. Read More.


Leases - Practice Direction Update
Practice Direction “Leases” updated by the amendment of sub-paragraph 2 in relation to leases under the Housing Acts 1966 to 2015 for up to 20 or 25 years. Read More.


Applications in Person - Legal Office Notice Update
Legal Office Notice No. 5 of 2010 – Applications in Person has been updated. The update relates to additional evidence and enquiries that may be required prior to settling personal applications. Read More.


Declaration on Public Service Innovation in Ireland
The PRA has signalled its commitment to innovation by signing the Declaration on Public Service Innovation in Ireland Read More.


Updated PRA Governance Framework 2019
The Governance Framework for the PRA has now been revised and updated to reflect all recent governance related innovations and our Statement of Strategy 2019-2021. Read More.


New Registry of Deeds Heritage page
The Registry of Deeds comprises a significant and globally unique repository of property records which are of immense importance to the Irish State. We are very pleased to announce our new Heritage Events Section where we will publish information on upcoming lectures, tours and seminars. Our aim is to support people to access our collections and to increase public engagement and enjoyment of the historical treasures we hold. Read More.


PRA launches new, free, online Property Alert Service
The PRA is delighted to announce the launch of our new Property Alert Service. 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.


Reminder: Electronic payment of Land Registry fees
The Property Registration Authority is in the process of phasing out the usage of cheques as a means of payment of Land Registry fees. A facility is in place via landdirect to allow solicitors to pay for Land Registry applications online by means of direct debit, credit/debit card or from a landdirect account balance. Read More.


Legal Office Notice No.1 of 2016

Legal Office Notice No.1 of 2016 has been published and is available to read here.
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The PRA Corporate Governance Framework is now available

The PRA Corporate Governance Framework which has been prepared in line with the principles and requirements set out in the...
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Customer Survey Report is now published

The responses to our Customer Survey conducted during late 2014 and early 2015 have now been evaluated. The report on...
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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

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  • Access to our interactive map is free of charge to all customers. Non account holders who access the services or products that require the payment of a fee, can do so using our secure online payments facility

  • By accessing our extensive digital register, all users can conduct mapping searches, search by location or address, view details of all property registered in the Land Registry and order official copy documents

  • Account holders have access to a wider range of services tailored for the professional user, including access to the Registry of Deeds. For further information go to landdirect.ie

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  • A range of services that facilitate the electronic
    registration of
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Building on the success of our eDischarges and eCharging Order services, eRegistration.ie is now available
to Legal Practitioners and allows them to interact with the Land Register in new ways.
For further information visit www.eregistration.ie

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A range of services that facilitate the electronic registration of transactions affecting the Land Register in Ireland
Building on the success of our eDischarges and eCharging Order services,eRegistration.ie is now available to Legal Practitioners and allows them to interact with the Land Register in new ways.

  • An eRegistration Account offers many advantages including facilitating the drafting of certain deeds online

  • Secure circulation of draft and finalised deeds, electronic correspondence and notices

  • The payment of registration fees.

For further information visit www.eregistration.ie

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