Asking price isn’t selling price
What a property last sold for — and when — is public record in Ireland. Almost nobody checks it before making an offer.
For buyers on Daft.ie & MyHome.ie
See what the listing doesn’t show you.
Eire Finder is a browser extension that pins official sale history, true time on market and street-level price context onto every advert — automatically, whilst you’re looking at it.
Anyone can trawl the government’s Property Price Register by hand. Eire Finder does the cross-checking at the exact moment you need it.
Not in the Chrome Web Store yet — this takes you to the waitlist.
- Property Price Register data
- Works with Daft.ie & MyHome.ie
- €1.99 / month
24 Seafield Road East
Clontarf, Dublin 3
Sale history — Property Price Register
€385,000
True time on market
312 days
Same street, registered sales
- 18 Seafield Road EastMay 2024€615,000
- 31 Seafield Road EastNov 2023€560,000
- 7 Seafield Road EastAug 2022€495,000
- Sale history — Property Price Register
- True days on market
- Street comparables
- Google search shortcut
- Works with Daft.ie & MyHome.ie
- €1.99 a month
01 — The problem
The advert tells you half the story.
People make six-figure decisions on Irish property with information that is technically public — but scattered across records no advert will gather for you.
Time on market is hidden
Listings routinely sit for over a year. That is negotiating leverage the advert never mentions — and never will.
One price, no context
Registered sales on the same street tell you what the market actually pays. Nothing puts them beside the advert.
None of this is secret. All of it is scattered.
What Eire Finder is
Not another property portal.
Eire Finder lists no properties and competes with no one. It is an intelligence layer that runs on top of the adverts you are already viewing. There is nothing for estate agents to adopt, no new website to check — it works from the day you install it.
- No listings
- No agents
- No waiting
02 — How it works
Four steps, about thirty seconds.
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Install the extension
One click in Chrome. Eire Finder asks for nothing it doesn’t need.
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Browse as usual
Keep searching Daft.ie and MyHome.ie exactly as you do today.
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Spot the floating button
On any advert, a small green button appears in the bottom-right corner.
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Read the full picture
Sale history, days on market, street comparables and a Google shortcut — in one panel, right beside the advert.
03 — The panel
Everything the advert left out, in one place.
Click the floating button and the register comes to you. Here is the panel on a sample advert.
Sample data — for illustration
EF·24317
Advert image — sample
Daft.ie / for-sale / Dublin
24 Seafield Road East, Clontarf, Dublin 3
€495,000 Private treaty
3 bed · 2 bath · 92 m²
24 Seafield Road East
Clontarf, Dublin 3
Sale history — Property Price Register
€385,000
True time on market
312 days
Same street, registered sales
- 18 Seafield Road EastMay 2024€615,000
- 31 Seafield Road EastNov 2023€560,000
- 7 Seafield Road EastAug 2022€495,000
Sale history
Prior sale price and date, matched from the Property Price Register.
True time on market
Days listed, counted from the advert’s first appearance.
Street comparables
Registered sales on the same road, for instant price context.
Google shortcut
One tap to search the address for history, news and more.
04 — Pricing
€1.99 a month. The decision it helps with is a little larger.
Full access
Independent · No ads
€1.99/ month
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
- Unlimited look-ups on Daft.ie and MyHome.ie
- Automatic matching against the Property Price Register
- Street comparables and Google search shortcut
- Every future data source, included
Secure checkout via Stripe opens at launch — join the waitlist for first access.
One plan. No tiers. Cancel whenever.
05 — FAQ
Fair questions.
Where does the data come from?
Primarily the Property Price Register — the official Irish government record of residential property sales. Sale prices and dates are matched from that register automatically. True time on market comes from the listing itself, and street comparables are other registered sales on the same road, organised so you can read the local market at a glance.
Does it work on sites other than Daft and MyHome?
Not yet. Daft.ie and MyHome.ie together cover the vast majority of property adverts in Ireland, so that is where we started. Support for other sites — Property.ie included — is on the roadmap.
Is Eire Finder affiliated with Daft, MyHome or the Irish government?
No. Eire Finder is a fully independent product with no affiliation to any property portal, estate agent or State body. We simply read public records that anyone can consult, and put them beside the advert — at the moment you actually need them.
Will the extension track my browsing?
No. Eire Finder activates only on supported property sites, and nothing about your browsing history leaves your browser.
Why isn’t it free?
Accurate, automatic matching against official records takes continuous work. €1.99 a month keeps Eire Finder independent, ad-free and maintained — a small fraction of the cost of the decision it supports.
06 — Waitlist
Get the launch email.
Eire Finder is in the final stages of testing. Leave your email and we’ll send one message when the extension goes live on the Chrome Web Store — nothing else, ever.
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