Counties

Roof replacement by county

A slate re-roof on a 150 m² semi runs from €9,000 to €11,500 in Leitrim, Longford and Roscommon to €15,000 to €18,000 in Dublin on BookMyRoofer.ie's county table. Kenmare gets 1,868 mm of rain a year and Dublin city 753 mm (Met Éireann).

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Compared

Prices, rain and houses in each county

Each county page has its own rainfall, housing and roof figures and BookMyRoofer.ie's county price, checked 3 November 2026. Requests from every county are passed on.

CountySlate re-roof, 150 m² semiRain a year, main townHousesBuilt before 1981
Carlow€10,000 to €12,500906 mm20,62438%
Cavan€9,500 to €12,0001,042 mm27,40635%
Clare€10,500 to €13,0001,288 mm43,66640%
Cork€14,000 to €17,0001,109 mm190,25444%
Donegal€9,500 to €12,0001,320 mm58,99733%
Dublin€15,000 to €18,000753 mm378,21549%
Galway€11,500 to €14,5001,289 mm87,34033%
Kerry€10,500 to €13,5001,357 mm54,86140%
Kildare€12,000 to €15,000871 mm74,50429%
Kilkenny€10,000 to €13,000876 mm34,91841%
Laois€9,500 to €12,000938 mm29,59233%
Leitrim€9,000 to €11,5001,127 mm12,95537%
Limerick€11,500 to €14,5001,044 mm67,44244%
Longford€9,000 to €11,5001,019 mm15,30537%
Louth€11,000 to €14,000831 mm45,78342%
Mayo€9,500 to €12,0001,458 mm49,36839%
Meath€12,000 to €15,000869 mm66,96531%
Monaghan€10,000 to €12,500989 mm21,81943%
Offaly€9,500 to €12,000900 mm27,35942%
Roscommon€9,000 to €11,5001,098 mm25,12139%
Sligo€10,000 to €12,5001,253 mm24,60339%
Tipperary€10,000 to €13,0001,032 mm59,34747%
Waterford€11,000 to €14,0001,020 mm43,61542%
Westmeath€10,000 to €12,500933 mm30,73139%
Wexford€10,500 to €13,5001,021 mm56,12735%
Wicklow€13,000 to €16,000896 mm48,85342%

Slate re-roof: BookMyRoofer.ie's own county table for a 150 m² semi-detached roof, VAT not clearly stated. Rain: Met Éireann's 1991–2020 average on a 1 km grid, our mean of the cells within 3 km of the county's largest town. Houses: private households in a detached, semi-detached or terraced house; built before 1981 is the share of all homes with a known year (CSO Census 2022). Our sums.

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Which counties do you cover?

All 26. Each request goes to one roofing company that covers your county. If no company covers you, we'll tell you straight.

Are roof prices different by county?

Yes. RoofQuote.ie puts Dublin 15 to 25% above its rural baseline and the commuter belt 5 to 15% above. BookMyRoofer.ie's slate re-roof runs from €9,000 to €11,500 in Leitrim, Longford and Roscommon to €15,000 to €18,000 in Dublin.

Where is the wettest roof weather?

Of the towns here, Kenmare at 1,868 mm a year; Dublin city gets 753 mm (Met Éireann).

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  1. BookMyRoofer.ie: bookmyroofer.ie
  2. RoofQuote.ie: roofquote.ie
  3. BookMyRoofer.ie: bookmyroofer.ie