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Here’s how much you’ll need on average for a deposit to buy a house in each county

Published 11:55 2 Jul 2017 BST

Laura Holland
Here’s how much you’ll need on average for a deposit to buy a house in each county

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The average deposit needed to buy a house in each county in Ireland has been revealed. The figures are based on the average asking price for houses in each county, with a deposit of 10percent needed to purchase the house. The findings have come from Daft's House Price Report. The cheapest place to buy a house is Leitrim, while South County Dublin is the most expensive place and therefore has the highest deposit. The findings were as follows: Leinster (excluding Dublin)
Longford - €12,881 Laois - €16,430 Offaly - €17,057 Carlow - €17,651 Westmeath - €18,402 Wexford - €19,753 Louth - €21,008 Kilkenny - €21,017 Meath - €24,990 Kildare - €25,368
Wicklow - €31,484 Dublin North City - €32,355 City Centre - €29,963 South City - €38,727 South County - €56,344 West County - €29,707 Munster
Co. Waterford - €20,473
Waterford City - €15,886 Co. Cork - €20,668 Cork City - €25,620 Kerry - €17,968 Co. Limerick - €17,086 Limerick City - €17,720
Tipperary - €16,295 Clare - €16,549
Connaught
Co. Galway - €18,231 Galway City - €26,854 Mayo - €14,562 Sligo - €13,389
Leitrim - €12,388
Roscommon - €12,967
Ulster Cavan - €14,913 Donegal - €14,522 Monaghan - €16,056

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