ROI: Short-term letting in Ireland – NEW RULES!
From 20 May 2026, new rules apply if you rent out accommodations for 21 nights or less you must register with Fáilte Ireland and get a registration number, which must appear in all ads or listings. Rental platforms must show this number on listings.
What counts as short-term letting?
• Renting a property or room for up to 21 nights.
• Includes houses, apartments or rooms in a home.
• Does not include hotels, B&Bs, etc.
Who must register?
• Anyone (person or company) renting short-term accommodation.
• Applies nationwide, no matter where the property is.
Registration:
• Online with Fáilte Ireland.
• Receive a unique number per property.
• Must be renewed every year.
• A small annual fee will apply.
What you will need to register:
• Personal or company details.
• Property address and type.
• Number of guests/bed spaces.
You must register yourself (unless it is a company listing). You must follow planning, building and fire safety rules. Platforms must display your registration number.
These are new EU rules to track and regulate short-term rentals.
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