The RTB provides information, resources, and services related to residential tenancies, including rent pressure zones, tenancy registration, and dispute resolution in Ireland.

Register a tenancy Landlords must register residential tenancies with the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) every year. This applies to private landlords, Approved Housing Bodies, providers of student …

The RTB Rent Register should be a landlord’s main reference point when setting rent. If a landlord wants to set a rent higher than comparable examples from the Register, they must justify that it …

RTB Rent Calculator Is the tenancy in an apartment complex or student specific accommodation where building commenced from 10 June 2025? Only select Yes if you have a commencement or a 7-day …

What is changing from 1 March 2026? New rental rules from 1 March 2026: Introduce stronger tenant protections Change the rules on how a landlord can end a tenancy Introduce a national system of …

Contact us You can get in touch with the Residential Tenancies Board in a number of ways.

Tenancy registration check How do I know if my tenancy is registered? You can search the Register to see if your tenancy is registered with the RTB. The Register is a list of all private, Approved Housing …

Landlords must register their tenancies by law. The easiest way to do this is through the Tenancy Registration Account portal. This page explains how to create a registration account based on your role.

The most common disputes brought to the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) are validity of a notice of termination, unlawful termination of a tenancy, rent arrears, deposit retention and rent arrears with …

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