€301,408
National median sold (12 mo)
€238,000
National median asking
52,641
PPR sales (12 mo)
14,517
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Median sold price by county (highest to lowest)
Dublin €470,000 · €5,064/m²
Wicklow €462,555 · €3,902/m²
Kildare €414,097 · €3,618/m²
Meath €396,475 · €3,455/m²
Galway €366,972 · €3,148/m²
Cork €360,000 · €2,926/m²
Louth €347,008 · €2,564/m²
Laois €330,396 · €2,300/m²
Kilkenny €315,000 · €2,320/m²
Westmeath €300,000 · €2,616/m²
Clare €299,000 · €3,113/m²
Wexford €298,279 · €2,398/m²
Waterford €295,000 · €2,804/m²
Kerry €289,000 · €1,670/m²
Limerick €287,000 · €2,454/m²
Offaly €285,000 · €2,723/m²
Carlow €270,361 · €2,727/m²
Sligo €265,000 · €2,090/m²
Tipperary €263,982 · €2,717/m²
Cavan €253,000 · €1,457/m²
Mayo €239,500 · €2,007/m²
Roscommon €231,000 · €1,184/m²
Monaghan €227,500 · €2,433/m²
Donegal €200,000 · €2,506/m²
Leitrim €200,000 · €1,784/m²
Longford €170,500 · €1,675/m²
How to read these numbers
The headline figure for each county is the median price of homes actually sold over the last 12 months, from the official Property Price Register — not asking prices, which tend to run lower or higher depending on the market. County averages hide enormous variation: a city-centre apartment and a rural cottage in the same county can differ by a factor of three. Use the county page as context, then search the specific address for what matters.
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Search a property →Sold prices from the Residential Property Price Register (PSRA), which lags completions by several months. Asking prices and listing counts scraped daily from Daft.ie and MyHome.ie. Figures correct as of June 2026.