Mortgage calculator
Ready to start house hunting but need to know how much you’ll be paying on your mortgage? Our Irish mortgage repayments calculator will get you the answers you’re looking for.
The best mortgage rate in Ireland
Working with all major lenders, we’re able to make sure you’re getting the best mortgage rate on the market. Working with your free doddl advisor, we’ll make sure that your choice suits you today, and into the future.
Rates may change and rate is set at date of mortgage draw down.
VARIABLE
3.75%
Ireland's best variable mortgage rate available today
FIXED
3.45%
Ireland's best fixed mortgage rate available today
LOCK IN
30 years
Ireland's longest fixed term mortgage available today
Variable vs. fixed rate mortgages
Fixed rate mortgages, locking in your monthly payments for a specific period of time provide more certainty, whereas variable rates mean that your repayments can increase or decrease at the discretion of your mortgage lender.
Mortgage insights, tips and news
Our expert advisors are constantly reading market signals to ensure we’re offering doddlers the best mortgage advice around.
Doddl – How does our service work?
How does our service work at doddl? Doddl is a mortgage intermediary which means that we work with all major lenders to help you secure the best mortgage for your personal circumstances. Purchasing a home or looking to review your current mortgage rate – we are here...
ECB Rate Update July 2024
July ECB Monetary Policy Meeting Update Listen Here to our radio interview on RTE1 Morning Ireland on what the July meeting would bring and what 2024 could bring for tracker rate customers - Listen Here Tracker mortgage holders met the first reduction in the ECB...
What are booking and contract deposits and when do I need to pay them?
Mortgage Deposits in Ireland, what are the general rules? If you are purchasing a home in Ireland and taking out a mortgage then your mortgage lender will require you to have a 10% deposit. This is regardless of whether you are a first time buyer or second and...
What happens once you find your home and go sale agreed?
What happens once you find your home and go sale agreed? Saving your deposit, getting mortgage approval and finding a home all takes time and a lot of hard work. So once you have found your new home, what’s next? If you are successful at bidding on a second hand home...
How many years should I take my mortgage over?
Latest figures show that the median age of a first-time buyer rose to 35 years, the highest on record, while only 20% of first time buyers were under the age of 30 years, compared to 60% in 2004. Mortgage terms of up to 35 years can be taken and lenders all have...
Will fixed and variable mortgage rates decrease now that the ECB has cut rates?
There are approximately 720,000 residential mortgages in Ireland, over 560,000 are home loans. Approximately 180,000 are tracker mortgages the remainder are on fixed or variable rates. The ECB has decreased their rate, will this mean we should see a drop in other...
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