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Land owned by the State in Meath LDA Register of Relevant Lands

Land held by councils, State bodies and agencies, from the Land Development Agency's register, largest first.

41 sites held by public bodies in Meath

41 new this week

  • 36 ha in all
  • checked 12 Oct 2026

New this week

  1. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · 0.14 ha · source

  2. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · source

  3. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 1.24 ha · source

  4. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.53 ha · source

  5. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.96 ha · source

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  1. The Minister for Education and Skills land

    Ashbourne · 11 ha · source

  2. The Minister for Education and Skills land

    Ashbourne · 5.80 ha · source

  3. Louth and Meath Education and Training Board land

    Ratoath · 3.71 ha · source

  4. The Industrial Development Authority land

    Ashbourne · 1.52 ha · source

  5. Louth and Meath Education and Training Board land

    Ratoath · 1.49 ha · source

  6. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 1.33 ha · source

  7. Health Service Executive land

    Ratoath · 0.88 ha · source

  8. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · 0.78 ha · source

  9. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.66 ha · source

  10. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.66 ha · source

  11. Irish Water land

    Ashbourne · 0.60 ha · source

  12. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · 0.55 ha · source

  13. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · 0.50 ha · source

  14. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · 0.44 ha · source

  15. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.41 ha · source

  16. The Office of Public Works land

    Ashbourne · 0.41 ha · source

  17. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · 0.40 ha · source

  18. Irish Water land

    Ratoath · 0.34 ha · source

  19. The Minister for Education and Skills land

    Ashbourne · 0.26 ha · source

  20. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.25 ha · source

  21. Health Service Executive land

    Ashbourne · 0.21 ha · source

  22. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.20 ha · source

  23. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · 0.17 ha · source

  24. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.13 ha · source

  25. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.13 ha · source

  26. Irish Water land

    Ashbourne · 0.12 ha · source

  27. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.11 ha · source

  28. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.11 ha · source

  29. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · 0.08 ha · source

  30. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.07 ha · source

  31. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · 0.06 ha · source

  32. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.03 ha · source

  33. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · 0.00 ha · source

  34. Meath County Council land

    Ashbourne · source

  35. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · source

  36. Meath County Council land

    Ratoath · source

Where they are

Who holds it

Held bySitesHectares
The Minister for Education and Skills317
Meath County Council2910
Louth and Meath Education and Training Board25
The Industrial Development Authority12
Health Service Executive21
Irish Water31
The Office of Public Works10

Source: Land Development Agency, Register of Relevant Lands, checked 12 Oct 2026. Each row links to the record it came from.

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What this means for a buyer

The Land Development Agency keeps a register of land held by public bodies under the Land Development Agency Act 2021, as part of finding State land for housing. Being on the register does not mean a site is surplus or for sale. When a council does sell, it has to give its members notice first, which shows up on the council land for sale list; other State bodies sell through their own processes.

Questions people ask

Is this land for sale?

Not because it is on the register, which shows who holds what. A council sale is announced through a section 183 notice.

Who holds the most public land here?

This page lists the largest holders in Meath by area.

Where does this list come from?

The Land Development Agency's Register of Relevant Lands. Each row links to it.