Independent surveys, original data and recurring indexes that track how Ireland is changing — nationally, locally and by sector.

IN RESEARCHOriginal editorial data
Current projects11 open
Coming soon0announced automatically
Included responses2validated for analysis
Published reports0completed research waves
CURRENT RESEARCH

Latest survey activity

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LIVE & UPCOMING

Research programme

Database-driven
LIVE SURVEY

Ireland Newspaper Property Market Pulse 2026

A nationwide editorial survey of licensed estate agents and auctioneers measuring housing supply, bidding pressure, first-time buyer conditions and expectations for Irish residential property prices over the next 12 months.

Audience: Licensed estate agents and auctioneers in IrelandTiming: Fieldwork in progressFieldwork: 2 included · 1 counties
IRELAND NEWSPAPER INDEXES

Latest index values

0–100 scale · 50 neutral unless stated
LATEST VALUESeptember 2026
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Ireland Newspaper Property Market Pressure Index

Ireland Newspaper Property Market Pulse 2026

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RESULTS & REPORTS

Published findings

Automatic after fieldwork closes
No completed report has been published yet.

The first report will appear here automatically when a survey is closed and has responses approved for statistical use.

ORIGINAL JOURNALISM THROUGH DATA

Why Ireland Newspaper conducts its own research

National statistics are essential, but they do not always show what businesses, schools, farmers, property professionals or communities are experiencing on the ground. Our surveys add structured professional evidence, local detail and repeatable measures that can be compared over time.

01Independent

Editorial research is kept separate from advertising and commercial promotion.

02Local detail

County and regional differences are shown when the response base supports them.

03Comparable

Recurring questions and index methods create meaningful historical series.

04Transparent

Audience, sample, fieldwork period, exclusions and calculation methods are disclosed.

METHODOLOGY

How our research works

Editorial safeguards
1
Defined audience

Each project states who was invited, who is eligible to respond and how the sample was assembled.

2
Immutable submissions

Original responses remain preserved. Editorial corrections are stored separately with an audit trail.

3
Validated analysis

Duplicate, invalid or clearly unusable submissions can be excluded without deleting the original response.

4
Published methodology

Reports disclose response counts, geographic coverage, limitations and index calculations where relevant.

Important interpretation note

Survey findings describe the respondents and methodology stated for each project. They are not official government statistics and should not be described as representative of every person or organisation in Ireland unless the methodology supports that conclusion.