Any unregistered property purchased in the state after 1 June 2011 is subject to compulsory first registration. Registration is compulsory in the following cases: Land bought under the Land Purchase Acts. Land acquired after 1st January 1967 by a statutory authority. Land sold in Counties Carlow, Meath. Laois from 1 January 1970. Land sold in Counties Westmeath, […]
There are two separate systems for recording transactions in relation to property in Ireland: • The Registry of Deeds system operated by the Registry of Deeds. • The Registration of Title system operated by the Land Registry. Both systems are under the control and management of the Property Registration Authority. For administrative purposes both Registries form part […]
Application Pre-Lodged: Application entered on system by solicitor but not yet lodged for registration Awaiting Attention: Application received but documents not yet assessed. Application may still be rejected For Further Attention: Used when dealing has been assessed and where no other status is applicable To be Mapped: Awaiting the preparation of a new map Mapped: Mapping stage completed. Awaiting […]
Copies of all legislative publications in respect of the Land Registry and Registry of Deeds may be purchased from Government Publications Sales Office, 52 St Stephens Green, Dublin 2, Telephone (01) 647 683 . They can also be viewed online, free of charge, in the Irish Statute Book (1922 to date) on the website of […]
No. The Land Registry is not involved in the planning process.
All of our Practice Directions are published on this website – see the Legal Practices section.
All of our Practice Directions are published on this website – see the Legal Practices section.
You need to lodge a Withdrawal of Name application in Form 47, copy of death certificate, Application for Registration (Incorporating Form 17) and €40 fees. N.B. This affidavit should only be used where the joint ownership has not been severed by act or by operation of law. Please also see our Legal Office Notice No. 5/2010 […]
Yes, the fee of €130 covers the opening of the new folio and the registration of any charges/mortgages. For further details see Guidelines on the First Registration of Leases.
The essential requirements for an application for the first registration of a lease are listed in our Practice Direction on Leases.