Everything about your site in one place.
Enter an Eircode or address for a site — geology, water, heritage, environmental hazards, and planning context, compiled from Ireland's public data sources.
One search compiles the categories a planner, PM, or architect would otherwise gather by hand — each fetched live from its own public source, not a cached snapshot.






An address or Eircode, resolved to its registered Tailte Éireann parcel(s) — the outlined plot on every layer above.
Bedrock & subsoil geology, soil survey, real LIDAR elevation with a rotatable 3D model, and geohazards like landslide risk.
Groundwater vulnerability, flood risk (OPW), WFD water body status, and nearby wells with real recorded water-strike depths.
Ecological designations (SAC/SPA/NHA), radon risk, licensed industrial facilities, and nearby species records.
Archaeology (SMR), protected structures (NIAH), and statutory conservation areas (RPS/ACA).
Current development plan zoning, the Residential Zoned Land Tax map, nearby planning applications, and the utility providers to contact.
King John's Castle, Limerick
InSite resolves it and shows every nearby registered cadastral parcel on the map.
Select and merge whichever parcel(s) actually make up the site — many real properties span more than one.
Every category loads in the background while you confirm the plot — live data from Ireland's own public sources, not a guess.
InSite pulls together the site-scouting categories a planner, PM, or architect would otherwise gather by hand — geology, water, heritage, environmental hazards, and planning context — from Ireland's public data sources, into one report.
This is a personal, non-commercial tool. Every data point is fetched live from its original public source (GSI, EPA, Tailte Éireann, the National Monuments Service, and others) — nothing is guessed or modelled beyond what's explicitly disclosed alongside each result.
Drop in an Eircode or address and get the full picture in seconds.