5 Cheapest Counties In Ireland To Buy A House.
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- My 5 favourite counties in Ireland right now for finding property bargains. These Counties are my own personal recommendations & are based solely on my own experience looking for houses. Official Statistics may differ :)
Stills are reused under the Creative Commons Licensing System from the following talented photographers:
Roscommon:
Castle Island by Greg Clarke.
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Rooskey on the Shannon by Sean Rowe
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North Cork:
Gougane Barra by Sean MacEntee
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Mayo:
Mayo by Sludge G
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Achill Island by Sludge G
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Achill Island by Sergio
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Leitrim:
Hillside by Greg Clarke
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Glen car Lake by James Stringer
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Tipperary:
The Vee by Kent Wang
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Spout Valley by IrishFireside
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Killkenny ís the best one
@@ursamajor7468 Thanks 💖
If you come to Ireland then 1st know that everyone is very kind ,racism isn't a thing , and it's a nice place when it comes to the people but I will say it's one problem is its weather, every day it can change from twice to 6 times a day from sunny to minus 2 and then 5 degrees and raining and even in the summer it can be minus some days and the max it will really get to is 20 degrees but its rare .it's still a nice place but it's made me cancel plans too many times to count so,if your going then research a bit about where you want to be just in case you get to live somewhere but after a while you might get flooded if you're near the coast ,anyway goodluck and do your research.
Thank you so much for posting this.My farm in Australia is going on the market..sick of heat, drought, bushfires, snakes. Covid has amazingly put rural property prices here through the roof, as city dwellers want to escape the masses, so my dream of Ireland is a distinct possibility now, not just a fantasy. See you there!
Bought over an acre, with three houses on it, in a forest, in beautiful County Kerry, suitable for an eco-village, for ….21k, also a schoolhouse for 16.5k, and an acre with a bothy on an island for 10k - this woman talks a lot of sense, people need to get down and dirty, get real, and do some work, and stop following Kim Khadashian's ass....
can you message me about info, how you find these, what websites ect
Hi Billy mum and I spent four months driving around munster looking at houses under 50k through Cork,kerry,limerick,clare,galway but eventually bought in Tipperary.your right if people can see the potenial through the grim.there really are some great bargains out there.
Agree, though Kard's arse is so feckin' big it's very difficult not to follow... .
That's a big assssk!
Wow , makes me want to sell my house in New Jersey and move to Ireland.
My dream is to live there as my ancestors did and do but now we live in the states. If my dreams come true I will let you know for sure🤗 The houses you show are truly darling!
@@ursamajor7468 ..Greetings from Ireland, do come back.
I would love to live in Ireland. This video truly inspired me!
Same here!!! She definitely makes making the move seem doable!!! If only the visa/ naturalization process could be made so simple
Get lost we don’t even have enough homes for Irish citizens
@@lenny2137 MOST WOULD NOT WANT TO LIVE IN THE REMOTE AREAS THIS VIDEO SHOWS ,even if they got one for free.
Thank you for showing me Ireland and the homes are awesome. I was always going to visit there but the man I loved died. I have become disabled but I really love Ireland.
Sweet Irish lady, my great grandmother was a Rylan and great grandfather was a Conley , I know there blood line is from Ireland 🇮🇪.... as I got older I learn a lot about the country and the history... gotta say love it 🥰
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I absolutely adore your videos! I would dearly love to rescue a cottage in Ireland but I'm think your perspective toward property will be instructive as I search for homestead land in Oregon. Plus I plan to build my own version of an Irish cottage out of cob once I find the land so the more I see the better!
Good video keep it up =). Sligo is another good option =), great scenery / near the coast and Sligo town decent size population of around 20,000 can buy a house or apartment for 70,000-100,000, other parts of Sligo 50,000-80,000 =). Might move there myself someday, living in the east renting now but not gonna stay in the rat race for much longer, I still cant get my head around people spending few hundred thousand for a box in Dublin that they pay for until their in they're sixties and always under pressure with huge mortgages etc , when they could by a few rental properties with that money and move to the beautiful west of Ireland and be financially free. That is my plan anyway saving until I can buy cash in the west, no banks getting my money, rant over ha =)...
Love your videos. Helps to fuel my dreams of purchasing a place in Ireland one day.
North Cork is a beautiful spot,but what made it beautiful was the people,that lived there,sadly that probly doesent exist anymore.
I visited roscommon recently and was very impressed
I could listen to you talk all day long. Your enthusiasm and lovely accent make me want to move to Ireland, or at the very least visit again.
I’ve only just found your channel. Already obsessed and I find you so enticing and could watch you so much. You are beautiful, the way you come across the camera is so adorable and you have the most beautiful smile and eyes. Love your accent and can listen to you all day!! Xx
So True..we recently brought a place in Roscommon. Never looked back since. 😊
Bless your new home ☘️
I like your smile and the way you give information and photos😍😍
How good of you to tell us this. I live in Cardiff, Wales, U.K but spent early childhood in Connemara and Kildare. Then we moved to London ... my youngest sister and a brother moved to Galway City 15 years ago.
I would love too Live in Ireland 🇮🇪 I got relatives out there I’m African American and half Irish ☘️
I have a friend from Berkley, CA who is African American living in Ballina, Mayo nowmwithnher Irish American husband.
Amaaaaaaaazing tips!!! I am currently looking at places where I could buy an affordable property, and I already knew the places you mentioned by doing my own research, by I take your expert advice as a confirmation of what I already thought and and I can not thank you enough!!!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!
Great video, great delivery love ur enthusiasm
I love her channel i want to move THERE to Ireland still trying to get my husband to reconcider .hes the irish one his family from cork Ireland .
My mother was born in Roscommon so I was interested to hear this. She was born in a house in the Hill Street area so I was amazed to see the school house price. In Hill street some neighbouring houses were owned by my mother's cousins. The house where she was born was sold to a neighbour and converted to a storehouse. Another cousin's house was inherited by a relative who didn't need it and just let the grass and weeds grow up all around it. What a pity. Wow. Second county was Mayo where my father's family came from. Tipperary where cousins lived. Leitrim where I have cousins. Who knew we were so cheap? Well I would have guessed really. Famous writer John McGahern's books were set in the Leitrim area which he loved and lived in.
Really enjoying your videos and your Insta posts. My dream is to have a stone cottage as a second home in one of the lovely parts of the country you have highlighted. Thanks for sharing, it’s really keeping my dream alive and makes me believe it will become a reality!
Many thanks for your videos ,so much inspiration and hope for finding a home just wondering if you have seen any cheap homes in Wexford county
Great video! I was waiting to hear you mention County Sligo, one of the cheapest counties in Ireland
Omg, this is exactly what I’ve been thinking of late (day-dreaming) , my own little cottage in Ireland. About two miles outside a small village., so I can walk to the pub and back and not get too drunk. I’ll have a dog and a cat and maybe a few chickens. I’ll go for long walks in the hills and valleys and I’ll have my dog and one of those tweed caps and a hawthorn walking stick that is whittled by my own hands. I’ll take notes and images for melancholy moments to write poetry or prose for my own eyes only. Oh, Jaysus...
it,life is short
The "walking stick" is a Shillelagh and is used to crown those who would argue with you.
JOE Navanodo I like your thinking. You sound like you would be good company for a pint and chewing the fat 🙂🙂
Clare Dodd : Thanks Clare, maybe some day, God willing an’ the creek don’t rise.
Joe Navanodo my house is for sale!
I enjoy watching your videos. Your time and effort especially in these times is very much appreciated. Best wishes!
I would love a video showing more of Roscommon. my grandfather is from there
That’s where my family comes from also. My mom as raised in Roscommon since she was a baby.
I watched and loved your show. I think it's a pity to see all these houses going to ruin and fingers crossed my husband and I will be bringing one back to life in 2021.
Good to see Roscommon in the list. My great grandfather came from Castleplunkett. I've visited there and it is very pretty as you said.
my brothers have just bought a house very close to Castleplunkett, lovely part of the country, was born in Co. Roscommon so have some fond memories there
Your presentation is wonderful. Pleasant. Engaging. Full of information.
Your friends are lucky to have you in their lives.
And, I’m going to subscribe. I want to hear more of what you have to say.
Even if I’m just ordering tea for one while I’m hearing it.
It would be Leitrim for me. 150 or 200 years ago, my people were
getting baptized in Kinlough, and I think the farm was at Derrynaseer.
Good informative video on buying property in cheaper counties in Ireland 🇮🇪.
Loved your video, really inspired me to leave the crowded overpriced areas of Dublin, the only thing holding me to pack my bags is my job, I am working remotely at the moment but with plans to get back to the offices at some point and commute from these areas are nearly impossible.
As a young person myself, not sure what I would be doing for a living in such remote places.
Ps: loved your accent.
This is great info, thanks. Now I want to go explore.
The asking price of some of those cheaper houses may seem low but what about cost of repairs to bring it up to living standard,? as some look like they need a lot of work possibly a full rehab job. as i would imagine none are in move in ready condition.
Christ, Your accent makes me want to move on over now, just lovely!! …. Currently looking West Coast but way out of my reach and Cost of Living in Ireland is very prohibitive to a UK based Irish descendent. ☘💔☘
These places look nice on a postcard on a sunny day, but they're in the middle of nowhere and it rains 360 days of the year.
Well, welcome to Ireland 🤷♀️
This is why I'd consider Tipperary the best bet. The coast is a bit wild to be very enjoyable in the winter. It's not quite as wet either. It doesn't take long to get to the coast in Ireland which is the reason I don't think you need to be directly on it.
@@ShapeyFiend But it's a long way to Tipperary
@@xtrailz good one. 😂👍👏
Thank you so much for doing this. You give me hope that I could afford my own place. Work might be a problem tho
Forgot to mention my dad is from Clare and mum from limerick and guess what
I haven’t stepped one foot in Ireland 🇮🇪
I keep promising myself I will visit ....
Just go, time waits for no one
Two beautiful counties
@@patrickglennon6834 💯😊👍
Love the accent! Remids me so much of my grandparents. I am moving to Ireland for sure from USA - want land and a holding thats not totally shot. LOL
Come to Leitrim!
@@BeeSmith love to be at the seashore though. Grew up on Staten Island - not landlocked lol 😂
@@tessiedoyle there is a mile of coastline at Tullaghan. Kinlough is the village closest to the coast.
@@BeeSmith really? How cool! I’m going to google earth the village. Thank you 🙏
@@BeeSmith you seem such a kind person . I hope to visit as soon as things get back to normal. The pictures look so serene...stay safe!
Thank you, this was very enjoyable. Our first trip to Ireland we stayed and loved Ardfinnan. We stayed in a B&B called Lady’s Abby owned by Americans who are no longer there. Very disappointed on our second trip when we found out the house was demolished. Tipperary and Waterford would be our favorites since my husband’s grandparents we born and raised there.
Does your husband have Irish citizenship? If not he should apply for one unless he already has a European citizenship even then it gives access to The UK.
@@Anonymoose66G
No, he does not. It is my understanding that it’s prohibitively expensive to own real estate in Ireland and also the government requires people to have in excess of $100,000 per person to live there even part of the year. Am I misinformed?
@@gladysclausing8785 Real estate in Ireland is very expensive depending on location, if you exclude the capital (Dublin) then it's not extortionate but compared to most USA states it's still relatively expensive, were talking 1 acre (I believe in The USA you measure land by sq footage even for yards so I'm not sure what that equates to) residential land with planning permission around €90,000 and €3,000 a sq foot of residential property. In Dublin it can be as high as €7,000 per sq foot.
I know in The USA you can get some insanely cheap property in rural states like West Virginia which is like 6x cheaper however their usually in a poor location and also since The USA has alot more land, land is cheaper also, however you must also note that Irish building codes are more modernized than American ones I believe so the quality of the build is usually better, also I believe property taxes are lower and we don't have to deal with HOA's etc.
As far as the legal requirement for living in Ireland I'm not too sure but it seems incorrect, no country that I know of is that picky with who it let's live their, usually you just have to prove that you can live/retire their without government assistance thus not being a drain on resources, which usually equates to 3,000$ a month.
I'd also look into getting an Irish citizenship because even if you don't move here (I wouldn't) you gain freedom of movement for only 75$, also if you have any children that'll be going to college they have the option of studying for free in Europe if their an EU citizen, I believe the children can inherit the citizenship as well although I could be mistaken.
If you didn't know this 7/10 out of young Irish nations want to move abroad (usually to Australia, The USA or UK) because of the cost of living, housing market and inadequate salaries.
Great video and a reminder to think and look from a different perspective. Thanks 😀
Great video. Thank you very much for such a helpful and interesting video about buying a house in Ireland.
Would be great to get some insight into old cottages in Co. Kerry? :)
Beautiful but it can be very expensive due to the holiday home mob
I moved to Tipperary seventeen years ago. Property is probably cheaper now than when we bought it! ;-( However, it has become our home! ;-)
North Cork actually ideal for any professional coming from Dublin because there plenty good job opportunities in Limerick and Cork city. Probably just 30/40 mins commute away.
What an amazing video. You are so enthusiastic it is contagious. I am from America, AKA Dallas, Texas. We are looking to get out of the city with some land. Ireland, in my opinion has to prettiest land on earth. Inhave no idea how it would be to immigrate to Ireland, but I am looking in to it. This video really helped me with looking into that option.🤔❤😁
If you've got an Irish grandparent {ie actually born anywhere in Ireland) then you qualify for citizenship
Dont worry about that at all theres plenty of politicians you can bribe here that will sort that out for you!
Don't know if you know this but I think most Roscommon residents are Redskins fans🤣🇨🇮
your photos are lovely. all those bloody plantations the government-sponsored is sickening. looks really bad when they are cut down and the pollution to the environment is sad, to say the least.
Thanks for this video. I appreciate your research and presenting examples. Best wishes!
Great video I moved back to Australia bought a house needed a lot of repair I habe it 14 years not a cent profit . Leitrim I heard fantastic scenery.
The problem is finding work in the area, or not having a long commute every day.
Exactly. What jobs are available there?
@@cordfortina9073 What are the areas with decent broadband - would be my next question :D
@@cordfortina9073 That's the problem. I don't like big cities.
Would be great for retirees like me! 💕
what a nice lady a real gem x
you are soooooo helpful,thankyou from Athens Greece
Really helpful information, thank you!
Hi I have always thought about buying a place in Ireland 🇮🇪 but it would have to be a house that does not need major works.
Looking to move next year you program is a great way to look into what to buy and where to go
Damn, now I want to move to Ireland! 😊
Loved the programme Maggie.......I must email you soon ....
County Sligo is another great spot for cheap properties
I love this lady, your neighbours ate blessed, id have so much fun if this lady was my neighbour being snowed in haha beautiful soul. I love all the properties and certainly getting my juices going on moving to Eire. Thank you love from west Sussex
I've always wanted to move to a small house with 2 to 3 acres of land, particularly to Co Clare, as you didnt mention Clare, I will look into cheaper counties, like tipperary and Mayo
I can be an Irish citizen because my grandparents were born in Ireland. I am 71 now, but would love a house in Ireland. I would only do it if I could be a dual citizen.
If you live anywhere in the EU you have free movement between EU countries and Ireland. If you are British it is the same I believe, as Britain and Ireland have special agreements. Check anyway.
Hi you can hold duel irish and british nationality, so you would not have a problem.
@@gerrylangley I am a US citizen.
@Tadgh Michael Tobin jr Afraid that ship has sailed. I am 71. I can become a citizen without a husband. 😂
@Seamus Burke The last time I visited and talked with the locals they were not happy. Something has changed in the last 15 years. I do not have money. I would not be taking a job because of my Social Security and pension, but I don't want to be depressed. US has it's problems as well. You do have alot of regulations over there. Is that the problem?
Thank you big help,I'm planning to move home from Cambodia after 12 years.please keep the videos coming
49 thousand in leitrim was so cute. We left Co Antrim to come to west coast of America
Please give us some idea as to property taxes and other assessments; electric costs;
water; internet availability; how far to get groceries; etc.
Jeffrey Wyant hi it depends on where you live regarding distance to s town or a village. We were paying 90e for a property up too 100k. Electric on average we pay 130 per quarter.
Just come over refuse to leave say that you are being persecuted by a herd of deranged cats in your own country and you can get a nice free house here. They even throw in free money for drink every week. Its part of our culture!
Great information, found you by mistake, Do you have a website I can access. I am interested in Donegal. ☘️
Interesting lovely alternatives. Thank you , TMF
Thank you!
Love your house tours! Interested in seeing some cottages in County Galway if you have any finds there.
Thanks Maggie - love the video. Co. Leitrim all the way 🙌🏻 But then, that's where I found my place... so I'm biased!
Mayo should the top of this list, Westport to Dublin train, Flights to Heathrow from Knock meaning you can go anywhere in the world, The most blue flag beaches of any county and stunning mountain ranges. The countries longest Greenway is also there. Even remote places like Clare island have enterprise hubs with fast internet. Castlebar has a University and large a hospital. The only problem really is the best parts to live are crazy expensive, It's mostly east Mayo that's affordable so a bit like your North Cork...
Thanks for a very informative podcast.
Having to move from co Galway to sligo ,. Trying to match what I have here is impossible, cottage with stables on 3arcres 😔
Love this video! Thank you so much! You are a Joy!💕
Well done! Thank you
You should do house tour videos. These are very popular on RUclips these days and i would also like to see if your making videos of them.
Isn't it a long way to Tipperary?
Thank you for the information
I look to buy in one of the counties you mentioned in 2022 or 2023.
Roscommon is fun to say too 😎
Curious how mortgages work with these type of houses. We would love one in probably a year or two but not sure how the banks are about it.....any thoughts???? Thanks
Really helpful Maggie! Many thanks. Kx
Beautiful. All those people who just up and left. Lots of places like it throughout the countryside in different countries. Like Italy for example. 1euro just take it.
They can be cheap as chips, live on a bog. Mmm i may have to travel to cork to work. Wellnow only 45 miles each way, i got to have it. My vespa an i can do it, only a drop of rain in the morning ..and a wee bit on the way home. But ....Hey she sold me a gem. We will get connected to the electric soon but no telephone. Got to put up the poles. But its grand, and the still is cooking !
Thanks gracia's for your kind of environmental concerns.
Hi Athil… in my opinion the cheapest place to buy a house is in the west of Ireland…anywhere near Dublin is way too expensive…. I don’t know what jobs are like for nurses though…
I live in the Tennessee in the country. Hard to beat that accept have to drive to get decent stores. But my grandfather was from Ireland and I can get citizenship. Never even been to Europe. I'm a fixer up guy but I'll bet building materials are through the roof in Europe.
I do believe the cost of materials is higher in certain European countries compared to The USA, also you should definitely get an Irish passport it's one of the best in the world right now since Brexit, it also allows you to travel visa free in the Schengen zone without a passport btw. You also have to keep in mind that on average European houses are built out of more expensive materials as well so there's that.
So Roscommon would be place to look for house with land?
I want to buy house with 3 acres to "reforest" and give back to nature....
Alan have you heard of Bealtaine cottage you tube site?
Is it true that the Irish government are handing out grants to help with renovation work to preserve old cottages? I heard that they will give up to €50,000 .
it's the Accent for me.
Beautiful places,Thank you
Ireland is changing very fast its not the place it once was its definetley not changing for the best
Diversity is supposedly a strength....but it will ruin Ireland
Do elaborate on your staggering generalities
Co. Kerry please? Thank you.
Very informative video. Just wondering. Can dual passport holder(UK&Australian) buy a property in Southern Ireland?
If you have a UK passport you can come and live in Ireland, no problem as we have a common travel area, so anyone with a uk passport can come live and work in Ireland with no restrictions buy a house anything a Irish citizen can do, hope this helps, if you decide to come you're more than welcome 😁
Thanks for the information
Such a good video! But the problem there are where to find a job...
there is no problem, do you remember the show survival man?, study a little and everything will be alright.
I love your videos so much I am from tipperary living in London but two years away from retirement I really fancy finding a little property in Ireland in the country with a couple of acers of land and starting a little garden Centre just a few miles from a little town My Dream
We've just offered on a Mayo cottage... waiting for a reply now!
Thanks. You're marvellous
Great channel for info. 😁
Have you seen Tullaghan house in Sligo. (Suspiciously cheap, what's the story)
Keep up the good research work.👏👏👏
You'll need deep pockets for that one, David (it's in Leitrim btw )
@@NaCreagachaDubha cheers, I'm just wondering , not intending to buy
(Subscribed to your channel)
In the video for that house, they show a map which indicates that it's Tullaghan, Donegal.
@@heliotropezzz333 no its in finglas
@@heliotropezzz333 check Mullaghmore county sligo