A legal requirement for landlords in the Republic of Ireland. No fixed renewal date, and here is who can do it, which properties it covers and what the law says.
There is no fixed renewal date. It is a standing duty that applies whenever the rules below are triggered, for example at the start of a tenancy.
The landlord (or their agent).
Yes. It applies to every rented property in the Republic of Ireland.
Residential Tenancies Act 2004, s.12 and ss.19 to 22, as amended for tenancies from 1 March 2026. Tell the tenant and the RTB in writing the previous rent and when it was set, and how the new rent was calculated; where market rent is allowed, include three comparable tenancies from the RTB Rent Register. The notice is invalid if the RTB copy is not sent.
Written from the same rule Beamwise uses to track this for properties in the Republic of Ireland, last updated 15 Sept 2026. Rules change, so check the legislation named above or take professional advice before relying on it.
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