Irish Property Owners Association
Supporting Ireland's Landlords - Providing Ireland's Homes
Essential Landlord Support - Stronger Together
Membership costs from €150 per annum and provides you with a vast array of benefits, including our landlord guidance helpline. As a member, the IPOA will be in your corner, helping you out and backing you up all the way!
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Who are we?
The IPOA is Ireland’s longest standing membership organisation for private residential landlords, supporting and representing landlords throughout the country. We are the leading resource for landlord guidance in Ireland.
IPOA members range from full-time landlords running property portfolios to landlords letting single units, Property Agents and Property Managers. We provide help and advice to new landlords and to those that are well established in the sector.
WHAT DO I GET FOR MY MEMBERSHIP?
- Lobbying & Representation
- Free Telephone Landlord Guidance Line (Mon-Fri / 9am – 4.30pm)
- Free Access 24/7 Website Resources
- Free Tenancy Agreement, Forms & Notices
- Regional Meetings & Networking
- Free Information Briefings Nationwide
- Discounted Rates for Landlord Training Courses
- Member Supplier Discounts
Ireland’s Rental Shortage Deepens as Small Landlords Exit and Dublin Dominates Supply
Director’s report shows Notices of Termination have risen 17.2% in the past year, driven by restrictive rental regulations including Rent Pressure Zones (RPZs) and the
Tenant Evictions Surge as Landlords Exit the Market
The latest Residential Tenancies Board report shows a 17% rise in tenant evictions, with 57% due to landlords selling their properties. While this is often
Thousands of Homes Locked Away by Red Tape?
In today’s Irish Independent, Mark Keenan argued that Ireland’s “one size fits all” planning and conservation laws have left countless Pre-’63 properties in limbo, derelict,
Press Release –Students’ Celebrations Short-Lived As Race for Affordable Accommodation Kicks Off
As CAO offers are received, a severe shortage of suitable, secure, and affordable student housing spells disappointment and stress for thousands of students The IPOA
Press Release – IPOA Urges Students to Exercise Caution when Seeking Accommodation Ahead of the Academic Year
As students receive leaving cert results, the IPOA is warning them to remain vigilant and wary of rental scams as the accommodation search gets underway
Training/EventS
If you are letting a residential property, understanding your legal obligations is crucial. Landlords are required to meet various regulations, and failure to comply can lead to significant fines and […]
For our November webinar, we will be joined by Marcus O'Connor, managing director of MFO: The Property Professionals, to discuss managing tenancy breaches. If your tenant has breached their responsibilities, […]
Our first information event of 2026 will be held in Galway. Our information officer Margaret McCormick will give an update on the proposed legislative changes.
Our first event in Cork will take place on the 5th of February.
About Us
Operating since 1993, we seek to protect and promote the interests of private residential property owners. We are the leading resource for landlord guidance in Ireland.
Our Beliefs
We believe in an industry that is professional, one that provides decent quality properties and high standards of property management.
Who we represent
The IPOA represent full-time and part-time Landlords, those with just a single letting to those with large property portfolios
IPOA Governance
The IPOA is run by a fourteen person committee, all of whom are property owners in the private rented sector. The committee meets bi-monthly, or more frequently if necessary, to discuss policy and planning requirements for the organisation.