Flood risk · Hansfield, Dublin
Flooding in Hansfield: 2 recorded floods (OPW record)
The OPW register holds 2 recorded floods within 2 km of the centre of Hansfield. What that means for a house here, and how to check the exact address.
Figures compiled from the public records listed at the foot of this page. Data snapshot: . Updated when the records change.
Check one house in Hansfield
2 recorded floods within 2 km of Hansfield, no OPW flood zone mapped nearby.
One specific house in Hansfield: flood zone for that Eircode, recorded floods within 500 m, radon, planning applications within 300 m, BER, sale history. Thirty-eight checks in all, each linked to the public record.
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recorded flood events within 2 km of the town centre (OPW)
No
river flood extent mapped nearby (1 in 100 year, OPW CFRAM)
No
coastal flood extent mapped nearby (1 in 200 year)
What the OPW record says about Hansfield
The Office of Public Works keeps a register of past floods. Within 2 km of the centre of Hansfield it holds 2 events, the latest in 2000. By source: low lying land (1), river (1). A recorded event does not mean every street went under. It means an insurer’s model knows the town.
Most recent on file:
- November 2000: Portersgate Clonsilla Nov 2000 (low lying land). Not flooded in Nov 2002 due to drains being cleared Cause mainly due to drainage problems
- undated: Tolka Navan Road, upstream of Mulhuddart Recurring (river).
What to do before bidding on a house here
Look the exact address up on the OPW map, not the town. Two houses on the same road can sit on opposite sides of an extent line. Ask the seller in writing whether the house or garden has ever flooded and whether a flood claim was made. Ask for the current insurance schedule. If the house is inside an extent, get a quote before going sale agreed: some insurers decline outright, and the bank will not lend without cover.
The report on this site checks flood for one Eircode in about a minute. The paid report adds the distance to each recorded event, which extents the point falls in, and the GSI groundwater map, all with links to the source so a solicitor can rely on them.
Also for Hansfield
Other checks for Hansfield
- Radon in Hansfieldlow radon area
- Japanese knotweed in Dublin364 records
- BER ratings in Hansfieldtypical A2
- Planning applications in Hansfield326 applications
- Planning permission in FingalFingal County Council
- Planning permission in Dublin50,621 applications
GuideIs my house in a flood zone? What the OPW maps say and what insurers do with them
Questions people ask
- Is Hansfield in a flood zone?
- The OPW has not published modelled flood extents within 1.5 km of the centre of Hansfield. That is not the same as no risk: 2 past floods are on record nearby. Check the exact house, not the town.
- Will a house in Hansfield be hard to insure against flooding?
- Insurers price by postcode and by the OPW record. With 2 recorded events within 2 km, expect questions on the proposal form and possibly a flood exclusion on some streets. Ask the seller for their current policy schedule: if flood is excluded, you will inherit that problem.
- What does the paid report add for a house in Hansfield, Dublin?
- It puts the Eircode point against every OPW flood extent, lists recorded floods within 500 m with dates and OPW notes, checks GSI groundwater flood maps and coastal erosion, and ranks the result against the other thirty-seven checks (radon, BER, planning, knotweed, title, sewer and more) for that one address.
Sources
- OPW flood maps and past flood events (floodinfo.ie)
- Town centres and sales counts: homeprices.ie (Property Price Register)
Area figures, compiled from public records. They describe the town or county, not any one house. The paid report checks the exact Eircode.