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Radon · Co. Westmeath

Radon in Co. Westmeath: 2 of 10 towns in a High Radon Area

The EPA map predicts the share of homes above the radon reference level for each grid square. Read at the centre of 10 towns in Co. Westmeath, 2 fall in a High Radon Area (1 in 5 homes or more).

Figures compiled from the public records listed at the foot of this page. Data snapshot: . Updated when the records change.

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2 of 10 town centres in Co. Westmeath in an EPA High Radon Area.

One specific house in Co. Westmeath: radon band for that Eircode, flood zone, planning applications within 300 m, BER, sale history. Thirty-eight checks in all, each linked to the public record.

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2/10

town centres in an EPA High Radon Area (1 in 5 or more)

8

in a moderate band (about 1 in 10)

36%

of Irish towns sampled are in a High Radon Area

Radon across Co. Westmeath

The EPA map predicts, for each grid square, the share of homes above 200 Bq/m³. We read it at the centre of every town in Co. Westmeath with at least 100 registered sales. 20% of those centres fall in a High Radon Area. Towns by predicted odds, highest first:

Castlepollard1 in 5
Kilbeggan1 in 5
Mullingar1 in 10
Athlone1 in 10
Moate1 in 10
Kinnegad1 in 10
Killucan1 in 10
Delvin1 in 10
Collinstown1 in 10
Rochfortbridge1 in 10

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Radon by town in Co. Westmeath

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Questions people ask

Is Co. Westmeath a high radon county?
2 of the 10 town centres we sampled in Co. Westmeath are in an EPA High Radon Area (1 in 5 homes or more predicted above 200 Bq/m³). Nationally it is 36% of towns. High towns include Castlepollard, Kilbeggan.
What does a High Radon Area mean for a buyer?
Houses built after 1998 in a High Radon Area must have a radon barrier. Older houses usually have none, and one in five will test above the reference level. It costs €50 to €60 to test after you move in and €1,500 to €3,000 to fix. Ask the seller for any test result.
Why does radon vary so much within a county?
Radon comes from uranium in the underlying rock. Granite and some limestones give high readings; the map follows the geology, so it changes over a few kilometres. The exact Eircode grid square is what matters.

Sources

Area figures, compiled from public records. They describe the town or county, not any one house. The paid report checks the exact Eircode.