About Lahinch
Lahinch is a compact seaside town on Clare’s Atlantic coast, best known for its broad sandy beach, surf culture and views towards Liscannor Bay. It has a lively but relaxed character, with a mix of year-round residents, holiday homes and visitors, becoming notably busier through the summer months. The town has a primary school and is within practical reach of secondary education in Ennistymon, while further options are available in Miltown Malbay and the wider west Clare area. Local services are concentrated around the Main Street and beachfront, with supermarkets, cafés, traditional pubs, restaurants and seasonal businesses all within easy walking distance. Lahinch Beach and the promenade are the main everyday leisure assets, complemented by the Lahinch Seaworld and leisure facilities, the coastal walking route towards Liscannor, and nearby Lahinch Golf Club. Bus services connect Lahinch with Ennistymon, Ennis and west Clare, while the N67 provides road access towards Ennis and the Cliffs of Moher; the nearest railway station is at Ennis. The town is particularly suited to people seeking a coastal lifestyle with strong outdoor recreation, although commuting and many larger services generally require travel beyond Lahinch.
Property Market in Lahinch
Based on 8 properties for sale in Lahinch
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Lahinch
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Lahinch and surrounding west Clare communities.
Primary school option in nearby Ennistymon, a short drive from Lahinch.
Local secondary school providing post-primary education in the neighbouring town.
Community college serving west Clare students, accessible by road from Lahinch.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main road linking Lahinch with Ennistymon, Ennis and the Cliffs of Moher area.
Scheduled services connect the town with Ennistymon, Ennis and west Clare.
Nearest railway station, offering rail connections towards Limerick, Galway and Dublin.
Central stops serve local and regional buses near the town centre.
Amenities
Wide sandy beach popular for swimming, surfing, walking and coastal views.
Family leisure attraction with aquarium exhibits, pool facilities and seasonal activities.
Visit website ↗Independent town-centre bookshop and gift shop serving residents and visitors.
Popular beachfront restaurant and bar known for seafood, casual dining and views.
Traditional seafront pub with food, drinks and a lively seasonal atmosphere.
Central Lahinch venue offering meals, drinks and informal evening dining.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established local operator providing surfing lessons and equipment on Lahinch Beach.
Community tennis club offering courts and organised recreational activities.
Local venue supporting clubs, classes, meetings and community activities.
Properties For Sale near Lahinch
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