Tenancy timeline

Which rules apply to my tenancy, and when do they change?

Three regimes run side by side, keyed on the date the tenancy began. Enter yours and the tool gives the date your protection began, the six-year cycle where there is one, the notice band you are in today and the dates it changes, and which grounds are open to a smaller and a larger landlord.

Checked 27 OCT 2026 · Residential Tenancies Act 2004, s.66 and the Table to it; s.67; Tenancy of Minimum Duration (began on or after 1 Mar 2026)

Your tenancy

One date decides which rules apply

The dates assume the tenancy has run without a break and that no valid notice was served in the first six months. A sub-tenancy, a licence or student-specific accommodation has its own rules.

Sources: RTB: rental law changes from 1 March 2026 (checked 2026-10-27) · Oireachtas Library: Bill Digest, Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026 (checked 2026-10-27) · RTB: notices of termination (checked 2026-10-27) · Residential Tenancies Act 2004 (revised), s.66 (checked 2026-10-27)

Information, not advice. This tool applies the published rules to the dates and figures you enter. It does not say whether a notice is valid, whether a deduction is lawful or what the RTB will decide: those turn on facts and evidence the RTB weighs. Everything runs in your browser and nothing you type is sent to this site. Last checked 2026-10-27. TenantWise is an independent site, not connected with the Residential Tenancies Board, Revenue, the Department of Housing, any local authority, Threshold or any landlord body. It is not a solicitor, a letting agent, a landlord, a deposit scheme or an advice service. It covers the Republic of Ireland only. Before you act, ring Threshold, which is free, or talk to a solicitor.