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The Notice To End Tenancy For Sale Of Property is a crucial document in Irish residential property law, used when a landlord intends to sell their rental property and needs to terminate an existing tenancy. This notice must be issued in compliance with the Residential Tenancies Act 2004 and subsequent amendments, which set out specific requirements for notice periods based on the length of tenancy. The document must include a statutory declaration sworn before a commissioner for oaths, confirming the landlord's intention to sell within 9 months. It forms part of the formal legal process for ending a tenancy and must be accompanied by specific evidence of the intended sale. The notice must also inform tenants of their rights, including the right of first refusal to purchase the property. This document is particularly relevant in the current Irish property market where landlords may be seeking to exit the rental market through property sales.

1. Tenant Details: Full names and contact details of all tenants on the lease

2. Property Information: Complete address and description of the rental property

3. Notice Period Declaration: Clear statement of the notice period being given (minimum period as required by law based on length of tenancy)

4. Termination Date: Specific date when the tenancy will end, ensuring compliance with required notice periods

5. Reason for Termination: Statement of intention to sell the property and confirmation that the property will be placed on the market within 9 months

6. Statutory Declaration: Formal declaration of the intention to sell, sworn before a notary/commissioner for oaths

7. Landlord's Obligations: Statement of first refusal rights of the tenant and other legal obligations

8. Signature Block: Landlord's signature, date, and contact information