Property Report Ireland: 18 Official Checks for Any Eircode

A property report compiles what the official records say about one address before you commit to buying it. A PropertyPack report runs 18 checks against 12 official Irish data sources — OPW flood mapping, EPA radon bands, the SEAI BER register, the Property Price Register, planning applications, CSO crime statistics and more — and compiles the results into a single PDF with every source cited.

A PropertyPack report costs €29 for one property, with a free snapshot first — enter the Eircode and see every check's risk level in about a minute before paying anything. The full PDF follows in 2-3 minutes. Researcher-compiled desk reports (around €199) and surveyors' inspections (typically €450–799) are separate services.

At minimum: flood risk (OPW), radon (EPA), the BER energy rating (SEAI), sold-price comparables (Property Price Register), planning applications and crime statistics — the risks that change what a house is worth or what it costs to own. A PropertyPack report covers those and extends to 18 checks, including mica/pyrite scheme designations, broadband, schools, transport and Local Property Tax.

No. A property report is desk research on the location's official records; a surveyor physically inspects the building for structural defects. Most buyers run the data report on every serious contender before bidding, then pay a surveyor once, after an offer is accepted.