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Ard na Sailí

Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork

Applications close Wednesday 21 October 2026 at 17:00 2 days left

Apply on the official site Official listing

Rents and the income you'd need

Rent can't be more than 35% of your household's income after tax. This is the lowest yearly income that clears that rule for each home.

HomeRent per monthIncome needed per year
1 bed€1,200€41,143
2 bed€1,500€51,429
3 bed€1,714€58,766

Your income also has to be under €59,000 for Cork. Full eligibility rules.

Get ready before you apply

  • Work out your household's income after tax for the year, and how you got the number.
  • Gather recent payslips, bank statements and a landlord or employer reference.
  • Apply only for home sizes your household fits, once per size.
  • If you're picked, you may have as little as 72 hours to upload everything.

Each provider sets its own rules. The official listing has the final word.

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Ard na Sailí: common questions

When do applications for Ard na Sailí close?

Applications for Ard na Sailí close on Wednesday 21 October 2026 at 17:00. Check the official listing for the final word.

How much is the rent at Ard na Sailí?

Rents at Ard na Sailí are 1 bed: €1,200; 2 bed: €1,500; 3 bed: €1,714 a month.

Who can apply for Ard na Sailí?

Your household's income after tax has to be under €59,000 a year for Cork, and the rent can't be more than 35% of it, so even the cheapest home here needs about €41,143 a year. You can't be getting HAP or Rent Supplement, or own a home. Check your income.

How are the homes given out?

Each scheme takes applications for a set window, often one to four weeks. The LDA then picks eligible applicants at random by lottery, so applying on the last day gives you the same chance as applying on the first. Other providers publish their own rules on each listing.

Where do I apply for Ard na Sailí?

Only on the official listing (Clúid Housing). Cost Rental Watch doesn't take applications, and you never pay a fee to apply. Go to the official listing.