What's the idea behind BuyIreland.com?
“Millions of people around the world come from Irish descent and many of these people will never have the opportunity to visit the country of their ancestors, or to own property here.”
Buy Ireland
“Own a piece of Ireland. Buy Ireland sells plots of Irish countryside land in County Roscommon as unique gifts. Unlike certificate-only souvenir plots, every purchase conveys a genuine renewable 20-year leasehold interest, documented by a Deed of Assurance prepared by Beauchamps Solicitors in Dublin.”
Questions & answers
Is it legal?
“Yes, BuyIreland.com is a fully legal, tax-compliant business that has operated in Ireland since 2003. The legal framework is documented in writing: each order includes a personalised Certificate of Ownership and a comprehensive Deed of Assurance prepared by Beauchamps Solicitors, a respected law firm in Dublin, which sets out the terms of your purchase.”
Do I really own the land?
“When you buy a plot through BuyIreland.com you receive a genuine legal interest in a specific square-foot plot of County Roscommon land, documented by a Deed of Assurance prepared by Beauchamps Solicitors in Dublin.”
Do I get freehold or leasehold ownership of the land?
“The ownership you receive is leasehold, not freehold: a renewable 20-year leasehold interest in your specific plot, set out in the Deed of Assurance prepared by Beauchamps Solicitors. A leasehold is a genuine, recognised form of property interest under Irish law - this is real legal ownership, not just a certificate.”
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- Entity ID
- urn:readyscan:entity:buy-ireland-q141247448
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- fnv1a64:a6625955c543fec2
- Entity revision
- fnv1a64:9e6c1ec62fc7d033
- Published
- 2026-10-23
- Modified
- 2026-10-23
- Source summary
- Buy Ireland: “Own a piece of Ireland. Buy Ireland sells plots of Irish countryside land in County Roscommon as unique gifts. Unlike certificate-only souvenir plots, every purchase conveys a genuine renewable 20-year leasehold interest, documented by a Deed of Assurance prepared by Beauchamps Solicitors in Dublin.”