Has a developer, utility company or wind farm approached your land? Are you thinking about succession, the farm's future or your family's wishes? Before you engage, sign anything or make a decision, get specialist guidance from people who understand Irish farm land and what is at stake for you and your family.
Practical guidance for farmers dealing with utility companies, developers, wind farms and planning matters across Ireland. Know your position before you engage.
Before you respond to any approach or offer on your farm land, understand what fair market terms typically look like. We help you go into any process informed. Whether it is a developer, wind farm, solar company or utility making the approach, you should know your position first.
Pylons, pipelines, substations, wind farms, solar farms. These approaches happen regularly and the companies involved are experienced negotiators. We help you understand the process, what typical terms look like and what questions to ask before you respond.
Help understanding land use, zoning, development plans and what the planning system means for your specific farm holding. What realistic development options may exist and what the process typically involves.
General guidance on farm land matters including land use, boundaries, access rights and dealings with neighbouring landowners, developers or state bodies. Clear, practical advice before you commit to anything.
Most farmers have never dealt with a wind farm company, utility developer or state body making an approach to their land before. These organisations do this regularly. You do not. That knowledge gap matters. With hands-on experience working within the Irish land and infrastructure sector, we help you understand how these processes work, what typical terms look like for farm land, and what questions you should be asking before you sign anything.
From first contact to clear guidance, we make it straightforward.
Complete our short enquiry form. Tell us about your farm and what you need guidance on. No obligation, fully confidential.
We discuss your situation by free callback or online meeting. From there, most clients proceed to an in-person consultation or detailed written report, whichever suits their needs best.
We look into planning records, development plans, comparable activity and relevant background to give you an informed picture of your situation.
You receive clear written guidance and we remain available to answer questions and support you through any ongoing process.
Your farm is more than land. We help landowners plan succession, navigate family agreement and secure the wishes that will outlast them.
The question of who takes on the farm, and on what terms, is one that many families put off until it is too late. We help you think through the options: transferring in lifetime, structuring fair and workable arrangements between family members, and understanding what typical succession arrangements look like for Irish farm holdings. We bring clarity to a conversation that can otherwise divide families for a generation.
Farm Transfer · Lifetime Arrangements · Structured PlanningWhen family members have different expectations about the farm's future, a neutral and informed facilitator can make the difference between a managed conversation and a lasting dispute. We facilitate structured family discussions, bringing relevant knowledge of Irish farm land, valuations and what fair arrangements typically look like, so that decisions are made on the basis of facts rather than frustration.
Structured Discussions · Neutral Facilitation · Family AgreementYour will determines what happens to the farm you spent your life building. We provide facilitation and guidance to help you think through your wishes clearly, working alongside your solicitor to ensure your will reflects what you actually intend. Many farmers have complex holdings: multiple folios, grazing rights, entitlements and dwelling houses. We help you work through all of it before you sit down with legal counsel.
Will Preparation · Solicitor Liaison · Clear IntentionsBefore any succession, transfer or testamentary process proceeds, understanding the realistic value of your farm land is essential. Whether it is agricultural land, land with development potential, or land subject to a utility wayleave or wind farm option, we provide informed guidance on current land values across Ireland. Families and their advisors get a grounded, factual basis for decision-making.
Farm Land Values · Development Potential · Estate GuidanceLegacy advice is not just for older farmers. Whether you are approaching retirement or in your forties thinking about the farm's future, the earlier you have these conversations, the more options you have. We bring the same plain-English, impartial guidance we apply to planning and utility matters to the question of your legacy as a landowner.
Start the ConversationLegacy and succession conversations are sensitive. We handle every engagement with discretion, and at a pace that suits your family.
You share the situation: the farm, the family, and what is on your mind. There is no obligation, no pressure, and everything discussed is completely confidential. We will tell you honestly whether and how we can help.
We review the farm holding: folio details, land use, any existing entitlements, wayleaves or development potential. We get a clear picture of the family situation too. This gives everyone a factual foundation for the conversations ahead.
Whether it is a one-to-one session to clarify your own thinking, or a structured facilitated family meeting, we work through the decisions in a calm, informed and neutral setting. We refer to solicitors and other professionals when needed.
Whether you need guidance on a utility approach, planning matter, or a succession and legacy conversation, fill in the form below and we will be in touch promptly. All enquiries are treated with complete confidentiality.
Note: we provide guidance and advisory information only and do not act as your legal or financial representative.