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Tax rebate of up to €30,000 for first-time buyers purchasing or self-building a new home. Extended until 31 December 2029 under Budget 2026.

Individual grants for home insulation, heat pumps, solar, and — from March 2026 — replacement windows and doors. Stack multiple measures for €20,000+ in total support.

A weekly allowance (at the same rate as your qualifying social welfare payment) for people returning to full-time education at second or third level.

Cap on monthly spending on approved prescribed drugs and medicines. The monthly threshold in 2026 is €80 — individuals and families pay no more than this.

Shared equity scheme providing up to 30% of the cost of a new home in return for a government equity stake. Open to first-time buyers, self-builders, and eligible renters.

Means-tested grant of up to €10,700 for essential repairs to the homes of people aged 66 or over, including heating, windows, doors, structural repairs, and rewiring.

Government-backed mortgage for first-time buyers and 'fresh start' applicants who cannot get sufficient finance from a mainstream bank.

Free GP visits, hospital care, prescriptions, and other health services for people who qualify on income or hardship grounds.

Means-tested grant of up to €6,000 for older people and people with disabilities to install mobility aids such as grab rails, ramps, stairlifts, and level-access showers.

A fully managed deep retrofit service bringing your home to BER B2 or better. One company handles everything — survey, design, grants, contractors, and final BER.

Grant of up to €2,400 to install solar photovoltaic panels and generate your own electricity. Solar PV is also VAT-free (0%) in Ireland.

Fully free home energy upgrades — insulation, heat pumps, ventilation — for homeowners on qualifying social welfare payments. SEAI manages the entire project.

Up to €50,000 (or €70,000 for derelict properties) to bring a vacant property back into use as a home or rental. Extended to 2030 and expanded from March 2026.