“Local Needs” and Rural Planning in Ireland – What You Need to Know

If you’ve ever looked into building a home in the Irish countryside, you’ve probably heard the term “local housing need.” It’s a key part of many planning decisions – and a common stumbling block for applicants. But what exactly is the “local needs” rule, and why has it attracted criticism from Europe? Let’s break it …

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Navigating Mortgage Conditions on Older Homes: What to Do When Full Building Regulation Compliance Isn’t Feasible

Renovating an Older or Derelict Property in Ireland? Here’s What You Need to Know About Compliance Certificates and Mortgage Conditions For many Irish homeowners and developers, purchasing a derelict or pre-1963 home offers the opportunity to restore character and charm. But when it comes to mortgage drawdowns—especially with lenders like Bank of Ireland (BOI)—you may …

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