IRLANDA · CORK

IgeraFincas for OMC Property Managers in Cork

The AI assistant that answers your owners automatically — from tech-worker apartments in Little Island to riverside developments in Cork City

No credit card required Setup in 24 hours Responds in English automatically

Cork: Ireland's fastest-growing apartment market — and the most demanding OMC owners

+18.000

apartments in managed developments in Cork

25

developments per OMC manager average

+580

owner queries per month per firm

Cork, Ireland's second city and the 'rebel capital', has a booming apartment market driven by multinationals — Apple, Amazon and Pfizer are headquartered nearby, bringing a growing tech workforce and a shortage of professional OMC management. The PSRA / IPAV Cork registers licensed property managers across Munster. IgeraFincas adapts responses to each development's constitution and always cites the exact MUD Act section in plain English.

In Ireland, OMC law is different

The Multi-Unit Developments Act 2011 (MUD Act) and the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 set specific obligations for developers, OMCs and owners. IgeraFincas knows both.

Majority required for works

MUD Act

Board decision for ordinary works within approved budget; EGM simple majority for special levy

House Rules

75% AGM majority required to amend house rules (s.24 MUD Act)

Mandatory sinking fund

MUD Act

Every OMC must maintain a sinking fund for major repairs (s.18). Amount set annually by AGM

Best practice

Recommended minimum 10% of annual service charge; IgeraFincas explains automatically

Developer handover obligations

MUD Act

Developer must repair snagging for 12 months post-handover; OMC can pursue via s.24 compliance notice (s.2-6 MUD Act)

s.6 cert

Developer must provide s.6 certificate confirming common areas comply with planning permission

Short-term letting restrictions

Planning

In RPZ areas (Cork City), short-term letting >90 nights requires planning permission (2019 Regulations)

OMC rules

OMC house rules may additionally restrict Airbnb-style lettings regardless of planning law

IgeraFincas indexes the MUD Act 2011, the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009, and the RTB regulations. When an owner asks about works, levies or letting rights, the system automatically cites the correct section — in plain English.

How IgeraFincas works

1

Upload your documents

OMC constitution, house rules, MUD Act, building regulations. Processed in under 24 hours.

2

Owners ask questions

Via web widget, WhatsApp or email. In English, at any hour, from any country.

3

IgeraFincas answers

Cites the exact MUD Act section, the exact paragraph. No hallucinations. Verifiable source.

Questions IgeraFincas resolves in Cork developments

Real queries with MUD Act citations specific to Cork OMC management

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Tech worker apartment in Hollyhill/Little Island

“I work for Apple and my company is paying my rent. Can I still attend OMC meetings as an owner?”

MUD Act 2011 s.11: owners retain full voting rights regardless of occupancy arrangement — tenant occupancy does not affect owner membership. [MUD Act 2011 s.11]

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New development in Glanmire

“Our developer handed over the OMC but there are snagging issues. Who is responsible?”

MUD Act 2011 s.2 + Building Control Regulations: developer must repair snagging for 12 months post-handover; OMC can pursue via s.24 compliance notice. [MUD Act 2011 s.2 + s.24]

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Riverside apartment in Cork City

“Our building flooded in 2023. Can the OMC claim on the buildings insurance without a vote?”

MUD Act 2011 + OMC constitution: directors can authorise insurance claims; AGM ratification typically required if claim exceeds defined threshold. [MUD Act 2011 + OMC constitution]

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Short-term letting in Cork city centre

“Can I rent my Cork apartment on Airbnb for more than 90 days per year?”

Planning and Development (Short-Term Letting) Regulations 2019: in RPZ areas (Cork City), >90 nights requires planning permission; OMC rules may also restrict. [Short-Term Letting Regulations 2019]

In Cork we manage OMCs with owners from 20 countries — Irish, American, Indian, Brazilian. IgeraFincas answers in English automatically and knows the MUD Act inside out. Game changer.

PSRA-licensed Property Manager, Cork

OMC developments across Cork City and Munster

*Representative testimonial based on client results in Cork and Munster

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Frequently asked questions — Cork

Does IgeraFincas know the Multi-Unit Developments Act 2011 (MUD Act)?

Yes. IgeraFincas indexes the MUD Act 2011, the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 and the OMC constitution and house rules of each development. Responds in English. PSRA-licensed managers in Cork can configure IgeraFincas to prioritise Irish law in all responses.

What majority is required for works in an Irish OMC?

MUD Act 2011 s.24: ordinary works require a board decision within the approved budget; works requiring a special levy require an EGM resolution by simple majority; amendments to house rules require an AGM resolution by 75% majority. IgeraFincas applies the correct threshold automatically depending on the type of works.

How does the mandatory sinking fund work in Irish OMCs?

MUD Act 2011 s.18: every OMC must maintain a sinking fund for major repair and replacement costs. The amount is set by the AGM. IgeraFincas explains the rules and typical contribution levels automatically — no need for owners to wait until the next meeting to get an answer.

Can IgeraFincas help with developer handover disputes in Cork?

Yes. IgeraFincas indexes MUD Act s.2-6 on developer obligations and handover requirements. It explains the exact procedure for reporting snagging, accessing common area records and requesting the s.6 certificate confirming that common areas comply with planning permission.

What is PSRA registration and why does it matter for Cork OMC managers?

The Property Services Regulatory Authority (PSRA) requires all property managers handling client funds to hold a licence. IgeraFincas is a support tool — the PSRA-licensed manager in Cork retains professional responsibility for all advice given to owners. IgeraFincas reduces the volume of routine queries so licensed managers can focus on complex issues.