Understand your rights and responsibilities as a tenant under legislation and tenancy agreements. Want to report a landlord to the RTB? Understand how to make a report. Have an issue with your tenancy? …

Most residential properties in Ireland must be registered with the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB). This section has information on when and how to register a tenancy.

If you have a query about registering a tenancy with the RTB, you can find detailed information about who, how and when to register a tenancy. Or watch our video explainer which walks you through the …

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 Body and cost rental tenancies currently registered with the RTB.

The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) is an independent public body that regulates Ireland’s rental sector. We work to deliver a fair rental system for everyone in Ireland.

A Notice of Termination must be sent to the RTB on the same day it is sent to the tenant. A statutory declaration must accompany the Notice of Termination if you are selling the property or need it for …

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 …

Student specific accommodation providers Currently the RTB online account system is not available for student specific accommodation (SSA) providers. Find out more about registering an SSA tenancy.

After you save your changes in your RTB registration account you will get a confirmation of the update in the ‘My Messages’ section of your account. All landlords and tenants listed on the tenancy …

Landlords must register new residential tenancies with the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) within 30 days of the tenancy start date. You also need to complete an annual registration for each tenancy on …