What is the maximum loan-to-value ratio in Ireland?

For first-time buyers, the maximum LTV is typically 90%. For second and subsequent buyers, it's usually 80%.

What is the maximum mortgage term in Ireland?

The maximum mortgage term in Ireland is typically 35 years, though most lenders offer terms up to 30 years.

€600,000 Mortgage Repayments Ireland - €2,748 Monthly (2025)

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Loan Amount

Term: 30 years

Interest Rate: 3.66%

€2,748

Monthly Payment

Rate Scenarios

Monthly Payments by Rate & Term

Rate	20 years	25 years	30 years
3%	€3,328	€2,845	€2,530
3.72%	€3,548	€3,075	€2,768
4.2%	€3,699	€3,234	€2,934

Up-front Costs

Up-front Cost Breakdown

Deposit (10%)€66,667

Stamp Duty€6,667

Legal Fees€2,500

Valuation€150

Registration€175

Total€76,158

Affordability Guide

You'll typically need

~€133,333 gross income

Based on 4x income multiple for €600,000 mortgage

Latest Irish Fixed Rates (January 2025)

AIB

3 Year Fixed (LTV >50–80%)

4.20%

Updated 2025-07-29

Bank of Ireland

4 Year EcoSaver Fixed (BER A)

3.10%

Updated 2025-06-10

Permanent TSB

4 Year Fixed (≤60% LTV)

3.00%

Updated 2025-01-15

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