Ballyclough Neighbourhood Guide
Limerick
About Ballyclough
Ballyclough is a mainly residential area on the eastern side of Limerick city, close to the city centre and the wider Dooradoyle and Raheen districts. It offers practical city living, with established housing, everyday retail and family amenities within a short journey of central Limerick. Local shopping is particularly convenient around the Crescent Shopping Centre, where residents have access to Tesco and a range of cafés, takeaways and services. Bowes Ryan, Gloria Jean’s and Wok to Go provide recognisable nearby options for drinks and casual food, while Jump offers active indoor entertainment for children and families. City-centre pubs, restaurants, cultural venues and shopping are readily accessible by bus, car or bicycle. Education provision is available across the surrounding suburban districts, with several primary and secondary schools within a manageable commute. Road links towards the N18, M7 and M20 make the area useful for commuters, while regular city bus services connect Ballyclough with central Limerick and neighbouring suburbs.
Property Market in Ballyclough
Based on 3 properties for sale in Ballyclough
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Ballyclough
Schools
Well-known co-educational secondary school serving pupils from Limerick and surrounding areas.
Established girls’ secondary school located near Dooradoyle and the Crescent area.
Primary school serving families in the wider Dooradoyle and Raheen neighbourhoods.
Major university campus with extensive academic, sporting and research facilities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local and suburban routes connect surrounding residential areas with central Limerick.
Nearby stops provide convenient links towards the city centre and western suburbs.
Strategic road connection towards Shannon, Galway, Ennis and the national motorway network.
Main eastern route linking Limerick with Nenagh, Dublin and the wider Midlands.
Central railway and bus station offering services towards Dublin, Cork, Galway and Kerry.
Amenities
Popular local restaurant and bar option in the Crescent area.
Coffee shop serving drinks, pastries and casual refreshments near local retail.
Casual Asian takeaway and restaurant option for quick local meals.
Indoor activity centre offering energetic family entertainment and children’s play.
Large suburban shopping centre with retail, services, cafés and everyday amenities.
Major nearby venue hosting concerts, theatre, comedy and cultural performances.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Broad mix of retailers, cafés, personal services and everyday convenience businesses.
Extensive nearby university sports facilities supporting fitness, clubs and community use.
Local authority services supporting residents, facilities and community activity across the city.
Wide choice of independent pubs, restaurants, cafés and entertainment venues nearby.
Nearby Areas
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