How do I check if my rent increase is illegal in Ireland?

Use CheckIreland's free rent checker. Enter your current rent, proposed new rent, and eircode. If you're in a Rent Pressure Zone (RPZ), rent increases are capped at 2% per year maximum. Any increase above this is illegal under Irish law (RTB regulations).

What is the average salary in Ireland 2026?

The median salary in Ireland is approximately €45,000 per year (CSO 2024). However, salaries vary significantly by role, experience, and location. Use CheckIreland's salary comparison tool to check your specific role across all 32 Irish counties.

What are Rent Pressure Zones in Ireland?

Rent Pressure Zones (RPZs) are areas where rent increases are legally limited to 2% per year. Most of Dublin, Cork, Galway, and other major Irish cities are designated RPZs. CheckIreland's rent checker automatically identifies if your property is in an RPZ.

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