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Development-site intelligence for Ireland
The site.
The context.
The evidence.
Explore planning records across Ireland, understand the utility context and follow the evidence in one workspace.
Built for developers, planners and property teams.
Housing-related planning records across all 32 counties.
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Public data sourcesPlanning authoritiesDfI Northern IrelandESB / NIE NetworksUisce Éireann / NI Water
Official planning and utility sources, with EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] wastewater-area context in the Republic. Each jurisdiction retains its own sources and definitions.
How Fearann worksFind. Understand.
Find. Understand.
Move forward.
The records and context you need for a focused site review.
Understand the signals
See a Fearann Risk Profile for each record: infrastructure signals, evidence confidence and diligence priority, with the reasons and sources behind them.
Risk profiles · clear confidence · source links
Follow the area
Read source-linked development news and official updates. See activity, headline sentiment and next checks alongside your site shortlist.
Area news · comparisons · printable briefs
Clear signals. Clear confidence. Clear next checks.
No opaque single score. Each profile separates what the evidence records, how much site-specific support exists and what needs checking next.
Infrastructure riskHighRecorded signals
Evidence confidenceMediumSite-specific support
Diligence priorityHighNext review step
Public-record example: Fortfield Road, Terenure. Case 322106 records a sewer upgrade in the utility response dated 21 January 2025. The next check is whether those works remain required or have been completed. Read the cited report, page 21 ↗
Unknown is not Low risk. Profiles describe recorded evidence, not current engineering clearance or a connection probability. Policy FEARANN-RP-1.0; assessed as of 29 Sep 2026.
Know what is being reported around the area.
Browse county-level development headlines and official announcements, with source links, dates and topic filters. News activity, headline sentiment and infrastructure risk stay separate.
Headline sentiment ranges from -100 to +100 when enough classified evidence is available. It reflects headline wording, not residents' views or a development's prospects. Sparse or incomplete coverage is not rated. Trends need comparable collection history; source coverage varies by area.
Know the dependencies. See what changed.
Follow source-linked upgrade, consent and agreement requirements. See which evidence checks are supported, where critical gaps remain, and what needs to be confirmed next.
Compare saved evidence snapshots for material changes, with before-and-after records, source links and practical follow-up checks. Keep the history when a requirement is revised or disappears from a later record.
Evidence completeness is coverage, not clearance. A recorded requirement is not assumed to remain outstanding. Changes reflect saved records and reviewed evidence, not live publisher monitoring. Reported resolution and verified resolution stay separate.
Ireland coverage32 counties.
32 counties.
One workspace.
17,429 Republic records and 1,260 Northern Ireland records. Includes historical planning applications, not just active development sites.
18,689housing-related planning records
32counties covered
2planning jurisdictions, kept distinct
11public source collections
Collection: 29 September 2026. Dublin construction monitoring: April-June 2026. Northern Ireland planning status: 31 March 2026. ESB electricity: underlying 2025 data; NIE workbook published June 2026. Uisce registers: April 2026. Detailed reviewed-report findings currently cover 7 Dublin records. Source dates and regional coverage are shown in the workspace.
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Tell us the locations and number of sites you work with. We will discuss coverage, access and pricing by email.
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- Planning records across Ireland
- Jurisdiction-specific electricity, water and wastewater sources
- Explainable risk profiles with confidence and next checks
- Source-linked dependency tracking and evidence-completeness checks
- Material-change history between saved evidence snapshots
- Area news, headline sentiment and source-linked updates
- Site comparisons and browser-local shortlists
- Printable briefs and spreadsheet-compatible exports
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Who is Fearann for?
Developers, land and acquisition teams, planners, property advisers and investment teams reviewing residential development across Ireland.
What information is included?
18,689 housing-related planning records across 32 counties, published utility context and selected report findings. Republic planning feeds and Northern Ireland annual statistics remain separate source cohorts. Records include historical, refused and withdrawn applications. Detailed report findings currently cover 7 Dublin records; construction monitoring and utility mapping vary by area.
How should I use the findings?
Use the linked records to support site reviews. Confirm current connection requirements, works, costs and timing with the relevant utility operator.
How do I get access?
Email contact@fearann.ie with your requirements. We will discuss coverage, access, pricing and payment options before purchase.
What happens to my enquiry and saved sites?
The enquiry builder prepares an email on your device and does not submit to a server. You review and send it from your email app. Shortlists stay in this browser, not in a shared account. This page uses no analytics or advertising trackers.