Land report 2025

Land market expected to hold steady in 2026

Most of the factors that kept the market stable in 2025 remain in place as we enter the new year.

LAND REPORT 9 February 2026

Land market expected to hold steady in 2026

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Land prices push on in Northern Ireland

Land prices push on in Northern Ireland

LAND REPORT 7 February 2026

A stable land market - for now

A stable land market - for now

LAND REPORT 5 February 2026

What does the nitrates derogation renewal mean for the land market?

What does the nitrates derogation renewal mean for the land market?

What does the nitrates derogation renewal mean for the land market?

LAND REPORT 5 February 2026

Land prices lift 3% to €12,876/ac

Land prices lift 3% to €12,876/ac

Land prices lift 3% to €12,876/ac

NEWS 4 February 2026

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Land Report: Dairy farmers’ wings may be clipped in 2026

Land Report: Dairy farmers’ wings may be clipped in 2026

Drystock cattle farmers have a new spring in their step and could be more assertive in the land market this year. See the Irish Farmers Journal Agricultural Land Price Report in this week’s paper.

PROPERTY 4 February 2026

Land prices hold steady in Cavan

Land prices hold steady in Cavan

Supply of farms for sale fell in 2025. Demand for good land held steady.

LAND REPORT 4 February 2026

Clare: new price record set for farmland

Clare: new price record set for farmland

The number of farms offered for sale in Co Clare was slightly down on the previous year.

LAND REPORT 4 February 2026

Armagh: highest land prices across Ireland

Armagh: highest land prices across Ireland

Armagh remains the most expensive county in Northern Ireland to buy land and now ranks in first place across the island of Ireland.

LAND REPORT 4 February 2026

Cork: strong milk prices drove on land market

Cork: strong milk prices drove on land market

It remains to be seen how the recent drops in milk price will impact on the land market in 2026.

LAND REPORT 4 February 2026

Carlow: prices rise strongly on buoyant demand

Carlow: prices rise strongly on buoyant demand

Once again, supply of farmland for sale was not enough to meet the strong demand in the county.

LAND REPORT 4 February 2026

Donegal: one of the nicest tillage farms of the year

Donegal: one of the nicest tillage farms of the year

Farmland market in Co Donegal was relatively steady overall.

LAND REPORT 4 February 2026

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