To create a map that may be used for registration purposes it is indeed correct to obtain a Land Registry-compliant map from the Ordnance Survey of Ireland.

Another possibility is that a mistake was made when the Land Registry maps were digitalised in 2005. The Land Registry is the registering authority in relation to property in Ireland.

The Land Registry holds two basic types of information: textual (documents) and geographical (maps). The ‘register’ itself consists of a folio — a three-part legal document — with a map ...

You state that your site is registered with the Land Registry, ie Property Registration Authority Ireland (PRAI), and was marked out in accordance with the Land Registry map.

There is a significant amount of property in Ireland that is not registered in the Land Registry. This property is usually then registered in the alternative system, the Registry of Deeds.

Anyone can enter their budget and desired bedrooms to the 'Home Affordability Map' tool from ReallyMoving.com, and it will show them a colour-coded map of where they can afford to buy.

The vendor got a shock. There was a major discrepancy between the two maps showing the boundary of his lands. He had sold just over 12 acres of land for the price of 11.

Anyone can enter their budget and desired bedrooms to the 'Home Affordability Map' tool from ReallyMoving.com, and it will show them a colour-coded map of where they can afford to buy.

When John Grant bought Seabank Cottage in Arklow as a summer house in 1986, he believed the house sat on a 0.75 acre plot of land.

The folios and corresponding maps are the sole legal documentation referring to land ownership in Ireland and could not be removed from the ILR premises.