Interactive Map of Irish House Prices — Explore Every County (2012–2025)
Ireland's property market isn't one market. It's 26. We turned the full Property Price Register into a single interactive map so you can explore every county yourself: switch between price, affordability, sales volume, momentum and new-build share, scrub through 13 years of data, and click any county to drill into its busiest towns.
The median Irish home went from €155,000 in 2012 to €361,000 in 2025, but the map tells a more interesting story than that one number. Press play and watch the red spread out from Dublin.
The middle sale price in each county — half of homes sold for less, half for more.
Click any county on the map to see its prices, trend, and busiest towns.
How to Use It
- Switch metric with the buttons up top, and the map and legend recolour instantly.
- Scrub the year slider (or hit play) to see how each metric changed from 2012 to 2025.
- Click a county to open its detail panel: live stats, a price trend sparkline, and its busiest towns.
- Type your salary into “What can I afford?” and the map turns green/red for counties you can or can't buy the median home in.
What the Map Shows
Prices more than doubled
The national median sale price rose from €155k (2012) to €361k (2025). Scrub the slider on “Median price” and the east coast turns red first, then the colour bleeds outward year by year.
The cheap counties are catching up
On “1-year change” for 2025, the fastest risers are the border and midland counties: Cavan (+17%), Leitrim (+17%) and Monaghan (+14%), while Wicklow barely moved (+0.1%).
New builds cluster in the commuter belt
Switch to “New-build share”: Kildare (40%), Louth (39%) and Laois (39%) lead, where estates are going up fastest. In Longford it's barely 2%.
Activity is wildly concentrated
On “Sales volume”, Dublin (18,500 sales in 2025) dwarfs everywhere, nearly 3× second-placed Cork. One county drives a huge slice of the entire national market.
Methodology
Every figure is computed from the official Property Price Register (full-market-price sales only; gifts and transfers excluded). Median price is the middle sale per county per calendar year. Salary to buy applies the Central Bank first-time-buyer rules (4× loan-to-income, 10% deposit). New-build share is the proportion of sales flagged as new dwellings. Town breakdowns use geocoded, town-matched sales for the latest full year (2025).
Years run 2012–2025 (complete calendar years). 2026 is excluded from the slider because the most recent months are still being filed. For a deeper dive on the salary angle, see our salary-to-buy-by-county and price-to-income articles.
Go deeper than the county
Search individual sale prices or explore the full interactive market map.
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