About Carrigaline
Carrigaline is a substantial, fast-growing town in south Cork, positioned on the Owenabue River roughly between Cork city and the harbour communities of Crosshaven and Ringaskiddy. It has a largely residential, family-oriented character, with established estates and newer housing close to a busy town centre. Local education includes Holy Well National School’s Junior and Senior Academies, while Carrigaline Community School serves secondary pupils and continues to expand through its extension. The town centre provides everyday shopping, cafés, restaurants, pubs and services, with Cork city and the wider harbour area offering further employment, retail and leisure choices. Road commuting is central to daily life: the N28 provides access towards Cork, Ringaskiddy and the motorway network, while frequent bus services connect Carrigaline with Cork city and nearby settlements. Residents have access to riverside walks, sports facilities and community activities, including football at Ballea Park, while Crosshaven, Fountainstown and Myrtleville are nearby for coastal outings. Carrigaline is therefore a practical base for families and commuters wanting town amenities within easy reach of Cork Harbour and the city.
Property Market in Carrigaline
Based on 54 properties for sale in Carrigaline
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Carrigaline
Schools
Primary provision for younger pupils within Carrigaline’s Holy Well school campus.
Visit website ↗Primary education for older pupils, serving families in Carrigaline and surrounding areas.
Visit website ↗Extension to the town’s community secondary-school campus and educational facilities.
Local school-uniform and schoolwear provider serving Carrigaline-area families.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main strategic route linking Carrigaline with Cork, Ringaskiddy and the wider motorway network.
Regular bus connections provide access to Cork city and neighbouring harbour communities.
Main employment, education and cultural destination, reachable by road or public transport.
Nearby employment area accessed directly via the N28 from Carrigaline.
Local routes connect Carrigaline with harbour villages, beaches and coastal amenities.
Amenities
Convenient parking serving sports facilities and community activity around Ballea Park.
Compact centre with supermarkets, everyday shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and services.
Local football grounds supporting Carrigaline United AFC and community sporting activity.
Visit website ↗Public library providing books, study space, events and community services.
Riverside routes and open spaces offering informal walking close to the town.
Local leisure provision including fitness, exercise and community-oriented sporting facilities.
Nearby coastal destinations popular for swimming, walks and summer outings.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community football club based at Ballea Park, with teams across multiple age groups.
Local Gaelic games club providing sporting and social activities for the community.
Visit website ↗Volunteer organisation supporting local fundraising, community initiatives and charitable projects.
Established local hotel venue with accommodation, dining, functions and community events.
Visit website ↗Recognised Carrigaline-area retailer supplying uniforms and schoolwear to local families.
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