Search for the official Land Registry Folio for any property or land in Cork City or County Cork.
Access verified ownership details, legal rights, charges and boundaries — delivered digitally or as certified copies.
Fast. Accurate. Cork-wide coverage.
A Folio is the official ownership record for a registered property or parcel of land in Cork.
It is the legal proof of title, maintained by Tailte Éireann (Ireland’s Land Registry).
A Cork Folio includes:
Registered owner(s)
Property or land description
Tenure (Freehold or Leasehold)
Mortgages, charges and restrictions
Rights of way and easements
Official folio reference number
Link to the registered boundary map (Folio Map)
If you need to confirm who owns a property in Cork, the Folio is the authoritative document.
1. Cork Title Folio (Digital Copy)
A PDF of the official ownership record.
Includes:
Owner name(s)
Legal charges and burdens
Property description
Tenure status
Folio number
Delivered securely by email.
2. Cork Folio Map / Title Map (Digital Copy)
The registered boundary map linked to the Folio.
Shows:
Red-line legal boundary
Exact parcel layout
Neighbouring plots
Official Land Registry map references
Ideal for planning permission, surveying, development and legal checks.
3. Certified Cork Folio or Certified Folio & Plan (Postal Copy)
Printed and officially stamped documents suitable for:
Solicitors and conveyancers
Banks and mortgage lenders
Planning authorities
Legal disputes
Probate and inheritance
Boundary verification
Posted securely to your address in Cork.
A Cork Folio is commonly required for:
Buying or selling a house, site or farm
Checking who owns a property
Confirming legal boundaries
Planning permission applications
Mortgage or remortgage approval
Legal disputes or rights-of-way issues
Probate and inheritance matters
Engineering, surveying or architectural reports
Replacing missing or historic deeds
It is the foundation document for property ownership in Cork.
1. Enter the Cork Property Address
Provide the full address or land description.
2. Add the Town or Area
Examples include:
Cork City:
City Centre, Douglas, Blackrock, Bishopstown, Ballincollig, Mahon, Togher, Wilton.
County Cork:
Mallow, Midleton, Fermoy, Youghal, Bandon, Clonakilty, Skibbereen, Bantry, Kinsale, Carrigaline, Cobh.
3. Add Optional Details
You may include:
Eircode
Folio Number (if known)
4. Choose the Document Type
Title Folio
Folio Map
Certified Folio
Certified Folio & Plan
5. Select Delivery Method
Digital (email) or certified (post).
6. Complete Payment
Your Cork Folio is retrieved immediately.
No — the folio number is not required.
Most Cork Folio searches are completed using:
Property address
Town or townland
Eircode (optional)
If the folio number is available, the process is simply faster.
Your Cork Folio will show:
Registered owner(s)
Description of the land or property
Rights of way and easements
Mortgages and financial charges
Freehold or leasehold status
Official folio reference number
Parcel link to the Folio Map
All information is legally verified by the Land Registry.
The Folio Map provides:
Official red-line boundary
Neighbouring parcels and plots
Site outline and divisions
Land Registry grid references
Layout for planning and surveying
Covers Cork City & all of County Cork
No folio number required
Fast digital delivery
Certified copies posted securely
Direct access to official Land Registry records
Simple and secure ordering
Trusted by Cork solicitors, engineers and property professionals
We make accessing Cork property ownership records simple and stress-free.
Yes — all folios are issued from Ireland’s Land Registry (Tailte Éireann).
Yes. The Folio shows the current registered owner.
No — Land Registry records are public.
Yes. Certified Folios and Plans are printed, stamped and posted.
Digital Folio: Delivered by email. Certified Folio: Posted within a few working days.
The Folio replaces traditional deeds and is the legal title.
Get official property ownership records and boundary maps for any property in Cork City or County Cork — fast, accurate and legally recognised.