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In short, yes. Building new stables is generally the better choice, as it lets you design around your horses and Irish weather rather than inheriting an existing block's flaws. If you're searching for a home with land for your horses, you'll quickly run into a familiar fork in the road: do you buy a property that already has stables, or do you buy the land and build stables to your own specification? It's a decision that affects your budget, your horses' welfare, and how well

Table of Content For most homeowners in Ireland, a standard garden shed does not require planning permission — provided it meets certain size, height, and placement criteria set out under the Planning and Development Regulations. The rules, however, contain enough conditions and exceptions that it is worth understanding them properly before you order your shed, break ground, or place any structure on your property. Getting it wrong can mean having to remove a structure you ha

Horse ownership in Ireland is shaped by land, weather, and habit rather than theory. Whether you keep one horse behind the house or manage a busy yard, the stable is where most daily care happens. It is where horses eat, rest, and shelter during bad weather. A well thought out setup supports good health, safer handling, and smoother routines across the year. If you are looking for tough, purpose-built stables for Irish weather and ground conditions, see what Slievecrafts has