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Land registry - is it online? - want to find out who owns a house

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  • 19-07-2008 2:35pm
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    worded
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    Is it on line?


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    lostexpectation
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    no you have to pay a yearly subscriptions and be a lawyer or realtor somethiing to view it online you have to go to the office.


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    snellers
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    having said that if they have had any form of work done at the house that required planning consent fairly recently (for Wexford the last 10 years or so available online) then you can find out who owns the property through that. (go to the specific county council planning part of the website and do your search there)


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    RuggieBear
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    www.landdirect.ie

    Unfortunately you have to have an account and deposit funds.


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    Firetrap
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    Can you contact them directly?


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    information
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    worded wrote: »
    Is it on line?
    Business library in ilac have thompsons directory which will tell you who owns the house


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    Victor
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    information wrote: »
    Business library in ilac have thompsons directory which will tell you who owns the house
    If you mean Thoms Directory, it lists residents, not owners. It should be available at most libraries.


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    Diairist
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    be careful with Thom's, though. For a start look yourself up at your last address. I'm still down as living at an address I left in 2001:eek:


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    kluivert
    Registered Users Posts: 2,399 ✭✭✭kluivert


    I am in the same boat.

    Tried looking at the planning applications which only show the developers names.


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    juke
    Registered Users Posts: 1,673 ✭✭✭juke


    worded wrote: »
    Is it on line?

    Yes - but as previous posters have said - you need an account.

    You are in Dublin. You can go into them - Chancery St. Building is within Four Courts complex. If the house is registered in the Land Registry you can get the owners names for no more that €5.00


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