About Anglesboro
Anglesboro is a small rural village in east County Limerick, set in the scenic foothills of the Galtee Mountains near the borders with Counties Cork and Tipperary. It has a close-knit, countryside character, with scattered homes, farmland and mountain views rather than a substantial town centre. Day-to-day life is quiet and community-focused, while nearby Mitchelstown, Galbally, Ballylanders and Cahir provide a wider choice of shops, schools, services and places to eat. Anglesboro National School serves local families at primary level, with secondary-school options generally found in nearby towns and villages, depending on family preference and transport. The area is car-dependent, with local roads linking to the R512 and the N73 around Mitchelstown; bus and rail services are more accessible from larger neighbouring centres. Local social life is centred on the community and parish network, GAA activity and traditional village hospitality, with pubs and cafés in nearby Galbally, Ballylanders and Mitchelstown rather than a large selection within Anglesboro itself. The surrounding countryside offers excellent walking, cycling and fishing opportunities, including access towards the Galtee Mountains, Glen of Aherlow and Kilbehenny Valley. Residents also benefit from the village’s position between Limerick, Cork and Tipperary, making it attractive to people seeking a rural home while remaining within reach of larger employment and shopping centres.
Property Market in Anglesboro
Based on 4 properties for sale in Anglesboro
Property types
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What’s in Anglesboro
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Anglesboro and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary school serving Ballylanders and the surrounding south Limerick countryside.
Primary education option in the historic village of Galbally, west of Anglesboro.
Independent boarding and day secondary school near Murroe, within wider Limerick.
Secondary school in Mitchelstown offering education for pupils from surrounding areas.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Important regional route linking the Anglesboro area with Galbally and Mitchelstown.
Main road connection near Mitchelstown towards Mallow, Tipperary and wider destinations.
Scheduled regional buses are available from nearby Mitchelstown for longer journeys.
Nearest practical rail connection, serving Dublin-Cork services via the Limerick Junction route.
Convenient motorway access for travel towards Cork, Cashel and Dublin.
Amenities
Local venue for parish, social, sporting and community activities.
Historic local church forming part of the area’s parish and community life.
Nearby town offering supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, banks and everyday services.
Nearby village with local shops, pubs and essential community services.
Scenic destination offering mountain walks, woodland trails and outdoor recreation.
Striking mountain landscape popular for walking, hillwalking and countryside activities.
Nearby leisure facility providing fitness and recreational amenities for local residents.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting sporting participation and community involvement.
Community organisation helping coordinate local events, activities and village initiatives.
Nearby football club serving players and families across the surrounding district.
Broad local trading community providing retail, professional, food and personal services.
Established nearby hotel and venue beside the scenic Glen of Aherlow.
Nearby Areas
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