Counties
Pergola builders by county
From May to September, Dublin city centre gets 306 mm of rain and Castlebar 488 mm (Met Éireann). 41% of Irish households live in a detached house (CSO Census 2022).
- from €2,500a made-to-measure aluminium pergola, installed, one Irish company's published price (Superior Pergola Ireland)
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- 30 m²all garden structures together, the limit to stay exempt from planning since 27 July 2026 (S.I. 338 of 2026)
- 3 m highthe most for a pergola without a tiled or slated roof to stay exempt (S.I. 338 of 2026)
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Compared
Summers and houses in each county
Each county page has its own monthly rainfall, housing figures and planning authority, checked 3 November 2026. Requests from every county are passed on.
| County | Rain May to Sept, main town | Rain a year | Detached houses | Households in a house |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carlow | 330 mm | 906 mm | 51% | 20,624 |
| Cavan | 402 mm | 1,042 mm | 67% | 27,406 |
| Clare | 450 mm | 1,288 mm | 60% | 43,666 |
| Cork | 384 mm | 1,109 mm | 44% | 190,254 |
| Donegal | 445 mm | 1,320 mm | 70% | 58,997 |
| Dublin | 306 mm | 753 mm | 10% | 378,215 |
| Galway | 475 mm | 1,289 mm | 59% | 87,340 |
| Kerry | 445 mm | 1,357 mm | 66% | 54,861 |
| Kildare | 345 mm | 871 mm | 38% | 74,504 |
| Kilkenny | 333 mm | 876 mm | 59% | 34,918 |
| Laois | 360 mm | 938 mm | 55% | 29,592 |
| Leitrim | 414 mm | 1,127 mm | 73% | 12,955 |
| Limerick | 387 mm | 1,044 mm | 45% | 67,442 |
| Longford | 389 mm | 1,019 mm | 63% | 15,305 |
| Louth | 333 mm | 831 mm | 39% | 45,783 |
| Mayo | 488 mm | 1,458 mm | 70% | 49,368 |
| Meath | 347 mm | 869 mm | 50% | 66,965 |
| Monaghan | 374 mm | 989 mm | 65% | 21,819 |
| Offaly | 354 mm | 900 mm | 58% | 27,359 |
| Roscommon | 401 mm | 1,098 mm | 74% | 25,121 |
| Sligo | 481 mm | 1,253 mm | 56% | 24,603 |
| Tipperary | 372 mm | 1,032 mm | 59% | 59,347 |
| Waterford | 374 mm | 1,020 mm | 42% | 43,615 |
| Westmeath | 357 mm | 933 mm | 53% | 30,731 |
| Wexford | 365 mm | 1,021 mm | 61% | 56,127 |
| Wicklow | 319 mm | 896 mm | 44% | 48,853 |
Rain: Met Éireann's 1991–2020 averages on a 1 km grid, our mean of the cells within 3 km of the county's largest town, May to September added together. Houses: private households in a detached house as a share of all households, and households in any house (CSO Census 2022). Our sums.
- Pergola builders CarlowCarlow: 330 mm May to Sept; 51% detached.
- Pergola builders CavanCavan: 402 mm May to Sept; 67% detached.
- Pergola builders ClareEnnis: 450 mm May to Sept; 60% detached.
- Pergola builders CorkCork city: 384 mm May to Sept; 44% detached.
- Pergola builders DonegalLetterkenny: 445 mm May to Sept; 70% detached.
- Pergola builders DublinDublin city centre: 306 mm May to Sept; 10% detached.
- Pergola builders GalwayGalway city: 475 mm May to Sept; 59% detached.
- Pergola builders KerryTralee: 445 mm May to Sept; 66% detached.
- Pergola builders KildareNaas: 345 mm May to Sept; 38% detached.
- Pergola builders KilkennyKilkenny: 333 mm May to Sept; 59% detached.
- Pergola builders LaoisPortlaoise: 360 mm May to Sept; 55% detached.
- Pergola builders LeitrimCarrick-on-Shannon: 414 mm May to Sept; 73% detached.
- Pergola builders LimerickLimerick city: 387 mm May to Sept; 45% detached.
- Pergola builders LongfordLongford: 389 mm May to Sept; 63% detached.
- Pergola builders LouthDrogheda: 333 mm May to Sept; 39% detached.
- Pergola builders MayoCastlebar: 488 mm May to Sept; 70% detached.
- Pergola builders MeathNavan: 347 mm May to Sept; 50% detached.
- Pergola builders MonaghanMonaghan: 374 mm May to Sept; 65% detached.
- Pergola builders OffalyTullamore: 354 mm May to Sept; 58% detached.
- Pergola builders RoscommonRoscommon: 401 mm May to Sept; 74% detached.
- Pergola builders SligoSligo: 481 mm May to Sept; 56% detached.
- Pergola builders TipperaryClonmel: 372 mm May to Sept; 59% detached.
- Pergola builders WaterfordWaterford city: 374 mm May to Sept; 42% detached.
- Pergola builders WestmeathAthlone: 357 mm May to Sept; 53% detached.
- Pergola builders WexfordWexford town: 365 mm May to Sept; 61% detached.
- Pergola builders WicklowBray: 319 mm May to Sept; 44% detached.
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FAQ
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Which counties do you cover?
All 26. Each request goes to one pergola company that covers your county. If no company covers you, we'll tell you straight.
Where are summers driest?
Of the county towns here, Dublin city centre (Dublin) has the driest May to September, 306 mm, and Castlebar (Mayo) the wettest, 488 mm (Met Éireann).
Are the planning rules different by county?
No. Class 3 is national (S.I. 338 of 2026); each council answers section 5 requests for its own area.
Where these numbers come from (3 public sources, checked 3 November 2026)
Sources (2)
Prices and facts on this page were checked against these published pages. We are not connected to these businesses.
- Superior Pergola Ireland: superiorpergola.ie
- Mid Ulster: midulster.ie