I'm not sure if the query relates to sourcing the pension vehicle or sourcing the property investment. Broadly there are two methods of investing in property using a pension fund: through a unit-linked pension fund or directly.
Most of the Irish pension fund managers offer property funds. There are a couple of providers offering self-directed Buy Out Bonds that facilitate your pension fund buying a property directly.
With either type, as it's the pension fund and not the individuals that owns the property, rental income is paid into the fund tax free and no CGT arises on the eventual sale of the property for a profit (assuming that's what happens).
At the moment, it's difficult if not impossible for a self-directed pension fund to borrow. This used to be popular. That means that your current fund (€80,000?) would need to sufficient to buy the property outright, pay all costs of purchasing and allow scope for a contingency fund.
You should be aware of the risks inherent in switching your pension funds into a single asset class in a single small country, or even into a single asset if you buy a property directly. This is not diversified at all.
It is likely that the current provider of your Buy Out Bonds has a range of fund choices available for you to switch into, including property funds, at little or no cost. Have you looked at those options first?
Liam D. Ferguson