Compulsory Purchase
Your rights don't stop at the notice.

When a road, water or flood scheme needs your land, you can object, be heard and be fairly compensated. Knowing the stages early makes a difference.

When You'd Call Me

  • A CPO notice has arrived for a road or water scheme
  • I want to object, or be heard at the oral hearing
  • The scheme's agent has made a compensation offer
  • Accommodation works haven't been agreed

CPO

What I Do

  • Explain the notice, the stages and the deadlines
  • Help you prepare an objection or a case for the oral hearing
  • List everything the scheme affects on your holding
  • Push for accommodation works in writing: access, fencing, drainage, water
  • Bring in a registered valuer and solicitor for the claim

Experience

Why Me

  • Landowner engagement on national infrastructure schemes in the Greater Dublin Area
  • I know how schemes deal with landowners, and where things get missed

Who You May Be Dealing With

  • Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)
  • County councils
  • Uisce Éireann
  • Office of Public Works (OPW)
  • An Coimisiún Pleanála

More detail: compulsory purchase on Land Advice.

Contact

Tell Me What's Going On

Fill in the form or call me. I'll come back to you promptly, and everything you share stays confidential.

I give practical advice, not legal, tax or financial advice. I'll tell you when you need a solicitor, accountant or registered valuer, and help you brief them.