About Killeagh
Killeagh is a small village in east County Cork, situated on the N25 between Midleton and Youghal and close to the Blackwater valley and south Cork coast. It has a largely rural, settled character, with village services, surrounding farmland and easy access to larger towns for wider shopping, work and leisure. Families are served locally by Park National School, while secondary schools and further education are available in nearby Youghal, Midleton and surrounding areas. The former railway station is disused, so most commuting is by car or bus, with the N25 providing a direct regional connection towards Cork, Midleton and Waterford. Day-to-day shopping includes the Dairygold Co-Operative Store and village convenience provision, while local pubs and cafés provide informal meeting places rather than a large restaurant scene. Killeagh is well placed for outdoor recreation, with nearby woodland, riverside countryside and the coast around Youghal and Ballymacoda offering walking, beaches and water-based activities. Castlemartyr, Mogeely, Knockanore, Curraglass, Dungourney and Ballymacoda are all within the wider local hinterland, helping give the village a strong community and rural-service role.
Property Market in Killeagh
Based on 4 properties for sale in Killeagh
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Killeagh
Schools
Nearby secondary school providing post-primary education in Youghal.
Co-educational post-primary school serving Youghal and surrounding areas.
Established secondary school accessible by road from Killeagh.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main east-west route linking Killeagh with Midleton, Youghal and Waterford.
Former railway station; no current passenger rail service operates from Killeagh.
Regional bus connections serve journeys towards Youghal, Midleton and Cork.
Nearest practical rail access is generally via rail connections from nearby towns.
Amenities
Local agricultural and household supplies store serving the farming hinterland.
Convenience shopping and everyday services available within the village centre.
Informal local venues for refreshments, conversation and community gatherings.
Nearby coastal amenities include beaches, promenade walks and seaside activities.
Nearby estuarine landscape valued for walking, birdwatching and coastal scenery.
Local sporting grounds supporting Gaelic games and community recreation.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club with teams and activities for local residents.
Local camogie club contributing strongly to youth and community sport.
Important local agricultural co-operative and retail presence in the village.
Village groups organise local events, activities and support for residents.
Nearby Areas
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