About Glanmire
Glanmire is a leafy, expanding suburban area east of Cork city, centred on the Glashaboy River and extending through communities including Riverstown, Brooklodge and Sallybrook. It combines established villages and newer housing estates with a green, family-oriented feel, while remaining close to the city and major employment areas around Little Island and Dunkettle. Local education is well represented by primary and secondary schools in Glanmire and nearby areas, with The Old Schoolmaster's House a notable local landmark associated with the area’s heritage. Commuters generally use frequent city-bound buses, nearby rail stations at Glounthaune and Little Island, and the N25 and Dunkettle Interchange for access across Cork. Shopping is centred on local services and supermarkets, with larger retail provision available at Mahon Point, Blackpool and Cork city centre. Residents have a choice of neighbourhood cafés, takeaways, restaurants and traditional pubs, while parks, sports clubs and riverside green spaces support everyday leisure. Glanmire’s proximity to Fota, Cork Harbour and the city gives it a practical base for families seeking suburban surroundings without being far from urban amenities.
Property Market in Glanmire
Based on 26 properties for sale in Glanmire
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Glanmire
Schools
Historic local building reflecting Glanmire’s educational and community heritage.
Large post-primary school serving Glanmire and surrounding north-east Cork communities.
Visit website ↗Local primary education serving families in the Glanmire area.
Primary school provision serving children in the Glanmire locality.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular routes connect Glanmire with Cork city centre and surrounding suburbs.
Nearby commuter station on the Cork–Cobh and Cork–Midleton rail lines.
Convenient rail option for commuters travelling towards Cork, Midleton and Cobh.
Key road connection for Cork city, the Jack Lynch Tunnel and east Cork.
Local regional road linking Glanmire with Cork city and surrounding villages.
Amenities
Local green area providing open space for walking, play and recreation.
Recognisable Glanmire property and local landmark set within the area.
Convenient collection of shops, pharmacies, takeaways and everyday local services.
Community library offering books, digital resources, events and local information.
Venue for classes, clubs, meetings and activities serving local residents.
Neighbourhood venues provide casual dining, coffee, conversation and evening socialising.
Green routes along the river offer pleasant everyday walking and outdoor space.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club offering juvenile and adult sporting activities.
Local association football club with teams and community participation programmes.
Local organisation supporting events, activities and community development initiatives.
Independent shops, cafés, trades and services support day-to-day life locally.
Properties For Sale near Glanmire
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