About Liscannor
Liscannor is a small coastal village on County Clare’s Atlantic coast, close to Lahinch and on the route towards the Cliffs of Moher. It has a compact, close-knit feel, with traditional stone buildings, harbour scenery and open views across Liscannor Bay. Day-to-day living is peaceful and community-oriented, while Lahinch provides a broader range of shops, services, schooling and leisure facilities nearby. Local dining and drinking centres on village pubs, seafood and cafés, with further choice in Lahinch, Doolin and the surrounding villages. The coast is central to life here: walks around the harbour and along the coast road are complemented by nearby beaches, surfing and the Burren and Cliffs of Moher landscapes. Primary-school provision is available in the wider local area, while families commonly look to Lahinch and Kilshanny for nearby education options. There is no railway station in Liscannor, so most residents depend on cars, with regional buses serving the village and connections available from Ennistymon, Lahinch and Galway-bound routes. The locality suits people seeking a scenic rural base within practical reach of Lahinch, Ennistymon and the west Clare coast.
Property Market in Liscannor
Based on 4 properties for sale in Liscannor
Property types
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What’s in Liscannor
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Liscannor and surrounding coastal communities.
Nearby primary school serving Lahinch and families across the surrounding district.
Rural primary school serving the Kilshanny area and neighbouring west Clare townlands.
Mixed post-primary school providing secondary education near Miltown Malbay and the coast.
Nearby post-primary option offering broad second-level education in Ennistymon.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local and seasonal services connect the village with Lahinch, Doolin and nearby towns.
Nearby Lahinch offers more frequent regional connections towards Ennistymon, Galway and Ennis.
The main coastal route links Liscannor with Lahinch, Doolin and the Cliffs of Moher.
Key local road providing access inland to Ennistymon and wider north Clare.
Nearest mainline station, providing rail connections towards Limerick, Galway and Dublin.
Amenities
Small working harbour and scenic waterfront, central to the village’s coastal character.
Compact local choice for traditional food, drinks and informal evening gatherings.
Popular sandy beach nearby, known for surfing, swimming and waterside walks.
Visit website ↗World-famous dramatic cliffs and visitor attraction a short drive from the village.
Family leisure facility with swimming, fitness and indoor activities in nearby Lahinch.
Public library providing books, community services and local activities in Ennistymon.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Working harbour supporting local maritime activity and a strong village identity.
Established local surf operators offering lessons and equipment beside Lahinch Beach.
Long-established seaside golf club with links facilities and Atlantic views.
Visit website ↗Major local tourism employer and visitor destination on the nearby cliff edge.
Active local organisations support Gaelic games, surfing, football and community events.
Nearby Areas
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