County market profiles
Irish property prices by county
Compare full-market residential sales recorded during the latest 12 months, ending 2026-07-03. Open a county for longer-term prices and its busiest towns and localities.
Carlow€280,500584 sales · +8.5% YoYCavan€250,000766 sales · +9.1% YoYClare€300,0001,305 sales · +4.9% YoYCork€362,4236,815 sales · +8.2% YoYDonegal€200,0001,361 sales · +9.9% YoYDublin€475,77117,638 sales · +2.8% YoYGalway€365,6392,686 sales · +9.3% YoYKerry€295,0001,151 sales · +8.7% YoYKildare€410,0003,360 sales · +3.4% YoYKilkenny€317,181937 sales · +4.3% YoYLaois€321,5861,151 sales · +16.9% YoYLeitrim€220,000435 sales · +22.2% YoYLimerick€307,4891,928 sales · +3.3% YoYLongford€194,250396 sales · +2.2% YoYLouth€339,2071,909 sales · +6.0% YoYMayo€235,0001,252 sales · +11.9% YoYMeath€392,0702,636 sales · +12.0% YoYMonaghan€250,925438 sales · +18.9% YoYOffaly€280,000701 sales · +7.9% YoYRoscommon€220,000699 sales · +15.8% YoYSligo€260,000827 sales · +8.3% YoYTipperary€260,0001,435 sales · +10.6% YoYWaterford€304,0001,609 sales · +13.0% YoYWestmeath€312,0001,120 sales · +7.3% YoYWexford€299,5592,046 sales · +7.0% YoYWicklow€440,5282,089 sales · +5.3% YoY
How to read these figures
Median and average prices are descriptive summaries of registered sales, not a mix-adjusted house price index. Changes can reflect the type and location of properties sold.