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New dwelling completions — every local authority ranked

Figures as of Q2 2026, published by CSO PxStat. Accessed 2026-08-28.

Colour shows the 12-month change in new dwelling completions, published by CSO for each local authority.

New dwelling completions, every local authority ranked
RankLocal authorityNew dwelling completions
1Dublin City Council1,280
2Fingal County Council1,020
3Kildare County Council592
4South Dublin County Council573
5Cork County Council509
6Louth County Council476
7Meath County Council461
8Cork City Council390
9Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council307
10Wexford County Council270
11Galway County Council237
12Laois County Council208
13Donegal County Council204
14Wicklow County Council198
15Kerry County Council193
16Limerick City And County Council185
17Clare County Council178
18Kilkenny County Council172
19Tipperary County Council169
20Westmeath County Council168
21Waterford City And County Council151
22Offaly County Council145
23Mayo County Council115
24Sligo County Council112
25Cavan County Council108
26Carlow County Council99
27Monaghan County Council92
28Roscommon County Council74
29Longford County Council64
30Galway City Council41
31Leitrim County Council32

Before you use these figures

  • A completion means an ESB connection: CSO counts a dwelling as complete when it is connected to the ESB network for the first time. This is a proxy, and it has edge cases: a home vacant long enough to be disconnected can appear as a completion when it is reconnected, and a finished dwelling not yet connected does not appear.
  • Seasonal — compare year on year: Completions cluster toward the end of the year, so quarter-to-quarter movement largely tracks the building calendar. Only year-on-year change is flagged for these series.
  • Small authorities swing on single schemes: In a smaller local authority one apartment scheme finishing can double a quarter's total on its own. Percentage changes are large and ordinary at this level, and describe construction scheduling more than housing policy.

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