Auctioneers in Drogheda in Drogheda

All practising auctioneers and estate agents in Ireland must hold a current licence from the Property Services Regulatory Authority (PSRA). You can verify any Drogheda agent's licence on the PSRA register at psr.ie. Most Drogheda properties for sale are listed on Daft.ie and MyHome.ie, with the agent's name shown on each listing.

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In Ireland the terms are used interchangeably. "Auctioneer" is the traditional Irish term and is still the most common in rural areas. Both require a PSRA licence to operate.

Auctioneers are paid by the seller, not the buyer, so using one to view or buy a Drogheda property does not cost the buyer directly. Buyers pay their solicitor, surveyor and a PropertyPack report for due diligence.