About Ballylanders
Ballylanders is a small village in south-east County Limerick, in the Golden Vale and close to the Limerick–Tipperary border. It has a rural, close-knit character, with housing and everyday services centred on the village and open farmland, hills and countryside extending towards Galbally, Kilfinane, Anglesboro, Garryspillane and Glenroe. Families have access to local primary education, while secondary schools and broader services are available in nearby towns including Kilmallock, Mitchelstown and Tipperary Town. Ballylanders is mainly car-dependent, with road connections via the R512 and R513 and regional bus services providing links towards Limerick and surrounding settlements. The village offers practical day-to-day amenities such as local shops, a post office, pubs and community facilities, while larger supermarkets, retail parks and healthcare services are generally sought in Kilmallock, Limerick or Mitchelstown. Local social life centres on the village pubs, parish and community activities, and sporting organisations, with Gaelic games and other clubs important to the area. The surrounding countryside provides attractive walking and cycling opportunities, while nearby Galbally and Glenbrohane add further heritage and rural recreational interest. Ballylanders suits residents looking for a quiet village base with strong local connections and reasonable access to larger towns by car.
Property Market in Ballylanders
Based on 4 properties for sale in Ballylanders
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Ballylanders
Schools
Local primary school serving Ballylanders and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary school serving children in the Galbally area.
Primary school serving Kilfinane and surrounding south Limerick communities.
Co-educational secondary school within the wider south Limerick area.
Secondary education option accessible from Ballylanders by regional roads.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regional route connecting Ballylanders with Kilmallock, Galbally and surrounding villages.
Road connection towards Kilfinane, Anglesboro and the wider Ballyhoura area.
Regional buses provide connections from the locality towards Limerick and nearby towns.
Nearby rail station on the Limerick–Waterford line, reached by road from Ballylanders.
Car access towards Limerick generally uses regional roads and the N24 corridor.
Amenities
Convenient local services for groceries, postal needs and everyday essentials.
Traditional village pubs provide informal meeting places and community atmosphere.
Venue for local meetings, classes, activities and community events.
Local grounds and club facilities supporting Gaelic games and community sport.
Important local landmark supporting worship, parish life and community gatherings.
Nearby hills and trails offer walking, cycling and outdoor recreation opportunities.
Nearby town providing supermarkets, cafés, healthcare, banking and broader shopping provision.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club with juvenile and adult participation.
Local soccer club supporting youth and community football.
Local organisation involved in village activities, facilities and community development.
Annual rural event celebrating farming, local enterprise and community life.
Popular outdoor attraction offering marked mountain-bike routes near the Ballyhoura hills.
Nearby Areas
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