Before you commit

What's the damage?

Calculate your mortgage, compare current Irish rates and see what happens when you change the rate or overpay.

Mortgage details

Enter your figures or pick a rate from the comparison tab.

We'll use the best matching published rate for your LTV and loan amount.

The damage

Illustrative repayment using the selected rate.

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Using 3.49% — current Central Bank average for new Irish mortgage agreements.

Current Irish mortgage rates

A starter comparison using published lender rates. When the mortgage calculator is set to Automatic, it selects the lowest matching rate for your LTV and loan size.

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23 Aug 2026
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Automatic selection: the calculator uses LTV and loan amount to find the lowest matching rate in the current product snapshot. If no product matches, it falls back to the Central Bank market average.

Illustrative product snapshot, not an automated feed. Avant Money's published page currently shows 3.20% for a 4-year high-value fixed product at ≤60% LTV and €300k+; EBS currently publishes 3.85% for a 1-year fixed rate and 4.15% variable. Product eligibility and rates can change. 
Important: A lower headline rate is not automatically the cheapest mortgage. APRC, fees, cashback, BER, LTV, fixed period and follow-on rate can change the overall cost. We'll make the comparison smarter before launch.

Can I afford it?

Indicative Central Bank lending-limit calculation, not an approval.

Your estimate

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Standard principal-home limits are 4× gross income for first-time buyers and 3.5× for second/subsequent buyers, with a 10% minimum deposit. Lenders also apply their own affordability assessment and limited allowances exist above the limits.

Reduce the damage

See how a monthly overpayment could change the term and interest.

Overpayment result

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Check your mortgage terms before making overpayments, especially during a fixed-rate period.