Construction leads

Planning applications in Ireland

663 commercial and large residential schemes from 26 planning authorities in Ireland; 153 undecided, naming 37,003 residential units. Source: Arcadium Data, data as of .

Planning authorities

AuthoritySchemesResidential unitsUndecidedGrantedRefused
Wexford County Council562,592132513
South Dublin County Council546,6994348
Dublin City Council491,7804317
Louth County Council492,99912297
Donegal County Council471,56416272
Kildare County Council462,06410296
Meath County Council444,6867324
Cavan County Council301,01411171
Wicklow County Council301,92916131
Limerick County Council291,5628164
Laois County Council281,4855212
Kilkenny County Council2487211112
Tipperary County Council249129131
Clare County Council211,3187112
Westmeath County Council201,2500155
Roscommon County Council16431364
Waterford City and County Council161,0370151
Offaly County Council14551770
Mayo County Council133770130
Galway County Council99232
Longford County Council9260331
Monaghan County Council9289090
Carlow County Council8339080
Galway City Council8496350
Leitrim County Council7163250
Kerry County Council3325012

The Irish national dataset publishes no applicant names.

Get these leads in your own tools

The API and the MCP tool planning_leads return every scheme with status changes, the company applicant with its Companies House number and website, and the construction contracts the same company has won. Contractors that bid on public work can also get a weekly shortlist of open tenders that fit them: Bid Desk.

Sources: Irish National Planning Applications (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, CC BY 4.0), London Borough of Camden, City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council and Northumberland County Council (Open Government Licence v3.0) and the public-procurement notices in our tender index. Data as of 2026-10-25. Ireland publishes no applicant, so Irish rows show the scheme only; UK applicants are shown only when a legal entity. Commercial and residential schemes of ten or more units are kept by rule on the description, so some schemes are missed and a few small ones slip in. A planning application is not a building contract: check the authority's record before relying on a row. Independent of the planning authorities.

Cite as: Arcadium Data, "Planning applications in Ireland: 663 commercial and large residential schemes", https://arcadiumdata.io/planning/ireland/, data as of 2026-10-25.