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Derelict Site Registers — Public Home Page | Notion

**Building** derelictsites.com **and a public platform** that turns fragmented statutory derelict site registers into a **structured, map-based system** that is easier to browse, filter, and understand. **Aggregating and standardising data** (including address and Eircode quality) so locations can be mapped and analysed more reliably, and so councils, practitioners, and the public can see patterns and gaps. **Producing practical “decision support” outputs** such as summaries, maps, and metrics like “time on register”, valuations, and levy-related figures, with the aim of making dereliction more transparent and actionable. **Championing heritage-led reuse of protected structures**, with a particular focus on identifying architecturally significant and protected buildings at risk and setting out how they can be brought back into active use rather than left to decay. This includes building dedicated databases documenting the **protected structures of Limerick, Cork and Dublin** — capturing RPS/NIAH records, ownership, vacancy status and condition — to support conservation-led regeneration and to connect heritage protection with tackling vacancy and dereliction. **Shining a light on Ireland’s housing crisis** by making the scale and cost of long-term vacancy and dereliction visible, and framing the reuse of existing buildings as a practical part of the response to housing shortage and town-centre decline. **Providing a practical, Ireland-wide funding playbook** for repairing, refurbishing and reusing older vacant, derelict and heritage buildings. It brings together the main grants, tax reliefs and loans in one place and shows how they can be stacked — setting out which schemes cover what, what order to apply in, and when each one actually pays out (see c. Useful Links and Grants Available).

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