Ireland: Real Estate

When a tenant operating at a loss seeks to close their premises despite contractual keep-open obligations, can a landlord successfully obtain an injunction to force continued trading?

The Irish Government has published the Critical Infrastructure Bill, a legislative initiative designed to tackle persistent delays in infrastructure approval processes. This development promises to streamline licensing, consenting, and planning procedures for critical infrastructure projects across Ireland.

The Private Wires Bill 2025 - only the General Scheme of the Bill has been published to date. This was submitted to the Joint Committee for review.

The Supreme Court has delivered an important judgment concerning rates exemptions (464 KB) for designated care centres operated by private providers under service arrangements with the HSE and TUSLA.

We discussed key points to focus on when acquiring a unit within a larger building in our last article and much of what was covered there will also be important to consider when leasing...

The Construction Products Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 (CPR) came into effect on 8 January 2026. The CPR will substantially replace the long-standing Regulation (EU) No 305/2011 (2011 Regulation).

The EU made significant progress this week on the path to achieving net-zero buildings. On 30 June 2025, the European Commission published a comprehensive implementation package...

We have a market-leading real estate finance practice, advising borrowers and lenders on structuring and documenting all types of secured and unsecured real estate finance arrangements...

In this podcast, Deirdre Sheehan, Partner, and Dearbhla Considine, Senior Professional Support Lawyer in our Real Estate Group discuss the recent government announcement of changes to PRS rent controls with Kate English...