Development-site intelligence for Ireland

The site.
The context.
The evidence.

Find the site. Check planning, utilities and land constraints. Know what to ask next.

Built for developers, planners and property teams.
Housing-related planning records across all 32 counties.

Fearann / WorkspaceSnapshot: 29 Sep 2026
Fearann's Ireland interface, showing planning records, location filters and available infrastructure, zoning and land context.
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Build a clearer picture.

Public data sourcesPlanning authoritiesDfI Northern IrelandESB / NIE NetworksUisce Éireann / MyPlan

Planning, utilities and MyPlan. Ground, ecology and archaeology from GSI/GSNI, NPWS, DAERA, NMS and HED.

How Fearann works

Find. Understand.
Move forward.

The records and context you need for a focused site review.

01

Find your site

Search an address or planning reference. Narrow by location and planning status.

32-county map · official records

02

See what matters

Review infrastructure and land checks, with source-linked findings and focused next steps.

Risk profiles · original sources

03

Compare and act

Shortlist sites, compare the evidence and create a brief for your next conversation.

Comparisons · printable briefs

Risk profile

Structured risk signals.
Traceable evidence.

Transparent, rule-based analysisInfrastructure signal · evidence confidence · review priority

Explicit rules separate infrastructure signals from ground, ecology and archaeology review priorities. Source provenance and recency inform evidence confidence, assessed separately from risk. Each finding links to its evidence and next check.

Ground, designations & plans

Start with the land context.

Geology, recorded karst, protected designations and archaeology, alongside MyPlan zoning.

Republic and NI sources. Zoning and detailed ground-category layers: Republic only. Planning-point screening, not a whole-site assessment.

Ireland coverage

32 counties.
One workspace.

17,429 Republic records. 1,260 Northern Ireland records. Includes historical applications.

18,689housing-related planning records
32counties covered
2planning jurisdictions, kept distinct
7core context categories

Mapped context: Nearby electricity 100.0%. Wastewater 67.8%. Zoning 68.3%. Bedrock 99.7%. Wastewater and zoning: Republic only.

Source dates & scope

Planning collection: 29 September 2026. Land checks: 2026-10-04, with source-specific vintages and mapping gaps. Retained Dublin planning cohort: April-June 2026. Northern Ireland planning status: 31 March 2026. ESB electricity: underlying 2025 data; NIE workbook published June 2026. Uisce registers: April 2026. Availability is not a confirmed connection or whole-site assessment. Planning records are not a census of active sites or land for sale. Flood and access scoring are not included.

Access & pricing

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Fearann / Ireland

A source-linked
site-review workspace.

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  • Searchable planning records across Ireland
  • Infrastructure, zoning and mapped land checks
  • Source-linked findings and next steps
  • Shortlists, comparisons and exportable briefs
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contact@fearann.ie

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Good questions

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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, infrastructure, geology, protected designations and archaeology. Wastewater, zoning and detailed ground categories cover the Republic. Records include historical applications; selected report notes cover 7 Dublin records. Source dates and scope remain visible.

How should I use the findings?

Confirm current connection requirements, works, costs and timing with the utility operator. Recorded signals are review rules, not predictions. Rare requirements stay visible; no finding is not clearance.

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.