Cost guide
The cost of blinds and curtains in Ireland is influenced by several factors, including the type of window, the materials chosen, and whether professional installation is required. Customisation and the complexity of the fitting also play a significant role in the final price.
Typical cost in Ireland
€300 - €1,500 per window, installed
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| Job | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Blinds and curtains per window, installed | €300–€1,500 |
| Made-to-measure blinds and installation for bay window | €500–€1,200 |
| Roller blinds for small standard window including | €150 |
Last updated 13 August 2026 · Typical Irish price ranges, compiled with AI assistance and checked for consistency — estimates, not quotes. How we write these
For a standard bay window, you might expect to pay between €500 and €1,200 for made-to-measure blinds and installation. This cost reflects the precise measurements needed and the quality of the materials, such as solid wood or premium fabrics.
The price can increase substantially for larger or unusually shaped windows, or if you opt for high-end designer fabrics or automated systems. Conversely, simpler roller blinds for a small, standard window can be as low as €150 including fitting.
Most quotes will include the cost of the blinds or curtains themselves, along with the labour for fitting. However, it's crucial to clarify if this includes any necessary hardware like poles, tracks, or specialised fittings. Removal of old window treatments is often an additional charge.
When comparing quotes, ensure you are comparing like for like. Ask for a detailed breakdown of costs, including the price of the window treatment, hardware, and installation labour. A quote that seems significantly lower might be using cheaper materials or omitting essential components.
Consider the warranty offered on both the product and the installation. A longer warranty often indicates higher quality materials and a reputable installer, which can justify a slightly higher initial cost. Always get at least three quotes from different suppliers to gauge the market price accurately.
How many are listed in each county and how customers rate them. Prices vary by business, so ask a few for a quote.
| County | Listed | Avg rating |
|---|---|---|
| Co. Antrim | 67 | ★ 4.5 (53 rated) |
| Co. Armagh | 14 | ★ 4.8 (7 rated) |
| Co. Carlow | 4 | — |
| Co. Clare | 4 | — |
| Co. Cork | 24 | — |
| Co. Derry | 37 | ★ 4.3 (21 rated) |
| Co. Donegal | 9 | — |
| Co. Down | 38 | ★ 4.4 (25 rated) |
| Co. Dublin | 85 | — |
| Co. Fermanagh | 10 | ★ 4.7 (3 rated) |
| Co. Galway | 22 | — |
| Co. Kerry | 5 | — |
| Co. Kildare | 15 | — |
| Co. Kilkenny | 5 | — |
| Co. Laois | 3 | — |
| Co. Leitrim | 3 | — |
| Co. Limerick | 6 | — |
| Co. Louth | 8 | — |
| Co. Mayo | 4 | — |
| Co. Meath | 17 | — |
| Co. Monaghan | 3 | — |
| Co. Offaly | 3 | — |
| Co. Sligo | 3 | — |
| Co. Tipperary | 3 | — |
| Co. Tyrone | 26 | ★ 4.6 (22 rated) |
| Co. Waterford | 3 | — |
| Co. Westmeath | 5 | — |
| Co. Wexford | 5 | — |
| Co. Wicklow | 7 | — |
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Typically €150 in Ireland as of August 2026. Prices vary by job, location and provider, so get two or three written quotes.
While material and labour costs are broadly similar, you might find slight regional variations. Dublin and surrounding areas may sometimes have higher installation charges compared to more rural counties.
A good quote should include the made-to-measure blind, all necessary fittings (screws, brackets), and the labour for professional installation. Always confirm if any extras like pelmets or specific hardware are included.
Prices are indicative guides only and vary by job, location and provider. Always confirm with the business.