Irish Planning Search is a paid API for AI agents from irish-planning-search.onrender.com, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-11-01).
Search planning applications across all Irish local councils by area name or GPS coordinates, with filters for outcome, type, keyword, and minimum housing units.
Search planning applications anywhere in Ireland (all councils) by area name OR around a map point. Filter by outcome (granted/refused/pending), type, minimum housing units or a keyword like 'solar' or 'apartments'. Each result has a plain outcome field plus reference, council, address, works, dates and council link. Newest first.
Returns a JSON object with a count of results, the search parameters used, a source label, a truncation flag (true if more results exist beyond the limit), and an array of planning applications each containing: application reference, council name, address, works description, application type (permission/retention), status, plain-language outcome (granted/refused/pending), submission and decision dates, and a link to the council's own page for the application.
GEThttps://irish-planning-search.onrender.com/planning?utm_source=zero.xyzChoose this endpoint when you need to search planning application data specifically across Irish local councils — it aggregates all councils into a single searchable API which no generic property or government data API does. Prefer it over manual council website lookups when you need filtering by outcome, keyword, housing unit count, or geographic radius. It is purpose-built for Irish planning data and returns structured, normalised results with plain-language outcomes.
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