Solar Panels in Dromineer, Co. Tipperary
Dromineer is a village in Co. Tipperary with a population of around 94. Located 74.3 km from Clonmel, the area receives 1,315+ sunshine hours per year. A 4kWp solar system generates approximately 3,536 kWh annually — saving an estimated €1061+ per year. The SEAI grant of up to €1,800 and 0% VAT bring the net cost to €3,200–€6,200.
What is the solar potential in Dromineer?
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Based on county-level solar data for Tipperary. Actual output varies by roof orientation, shading, and system specification.
About Solar Energy in Dromineer
Dromineer is a village in Co. Tipperary with a population of 94 (CSO Census 2022). It is located away from Clonmel (74.3 km), where most SEAI-registered installers in the county are based. The Eircode routing key for Dromineer is R45 — you'll need your full Eircode when applying for the SEAI grant.
Benefits of Solar Panels in Dromineer
Save on Electricity Bills
Homeowners in Dromineer can save an estimated €1061+ per year on electricity with a 4kWp solar system generating 3,536 kWh annually.
SEAI Grant — Up to €1,800
Get up to €1,800 back from SEAI. The grant is available for homes built before 2021. No means testing — apply online at seai.ie.
0% VAT on Installation
Residential solar installations are zero-rated for VAT since May 2023, saving approximately €1,000 on a typical system.
Earn from Excess Energy
Sell surplus electricity at 15-25c/kWh through the Microgeneration Support Scheme. The first €400/year is tax-free.
Energy Independence
For homes in rural Dromineer, solar panels provide energy security and reduced reliance on the grid. Combined with a battery, you can store power for evening use.
25+ Year Lifespan
A system installed in Dromineer today will generate clean electricity for 25-30 years with minimal maintenance.
Government Support for Solar in Dromineer
Homeowners in Dromineer, Co. Tipperary can apply for the SEAI solar PV grant. The maximum grant of €1,800 is confirmed for 2026.
| System Size | Grant Amount | Typical Net Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 2 kWp | €1,400 | €2,000 - €3,000 |
| 3 kWp | €1,600 | €2,500 - €4,000 |
| 4 kWp+ | €1,800 (max) | €3,200 - €6,200 |
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Solar Panel FAQs for Dromineer
How much do solar panels cost in Dromineer?
A 4kWp system in Dromineer typically costs €5,000-€8,000 before grants. After the €1,800 SEAI grant and 0% VAT, the net cost is €3,200-€6,200. The system generates approximately 3,536 kWh/year, paying for itself in 4-6 years.
How much electricity will solar panels generate in Dromineer?
Based on Tipperary county data, a 4kWp system in Dromineer generates approximately 3,536 kWh per year — covering 84% of average household use (4,200 kWh/year). Tipperary receives around 1,315 sunshine hours annually.
Are solar panels worth it in Dromineer?
Yes. With estimated savings of €1061+ per year, the €1,800 SEAI grant, 0% VAT, and export income of 15-25c/kWh, a solar system in Dromineer pays for itself in 4-6 years and lasts 25+ years.
Do solar panels increase property value in Dromineer?
Yes. Solar panels improve your BER rating and can increase property value by up to 4%. Buyers increasingly look for energy-efficient homes with lower running costs. A solar system in Dromineer is a long-term investment in your property.
Is my roof suitable for solar panels in Dromineer?
Most roofs are suitable. You need at least 15-20 m² of unshaded roof space for a typical 4kWp system (10 panels). South, east, or west-facing roofs work well. Your installer will assess your roof's orientation, angle, and structural suitability during a site survey.
Can I add a battery to my solar system?
Yes. A home battery (typically 5-10 kWh) stores excess solar electricity for evening use. This increases your self-consumption from around 30-40% to 60-80%. Batteries currently cost €3,000-€6,000 and are not yet covered by the SEAI grant.
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Last updated: February 2026
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