Castleconnell Neighbourhood Guide
Limerick
About Castleconnell
Castleconnell is a picturesque village in County Limerick on the River Shannon, around 15 kilometres north-east of Limerick city and close to the Tipperary border. It has a settled, community-oriented feel, with traditional village streets, riverside scenery and surrounding countryside, while nearby Clonlara, Lisnagry and O’Brien’s Bridge broaden the local catchment. Day-to-day living is convenient for a small village, with local shops, Castleconnell Post Office, cafés and traditional pubs, while Limerick city provides a much wider choice of retail, restaurants, healthcare and employment. The village is well placed for commuting by car via the N7 and M7, and Castleconnell railway station provides direct rail services towards Limerick and Nenagh. Families have access to local primary-school provision, including The Old School House, with further schools available in nearby areas and Limerick city. Riverside walks, fishing, boating and outdoor activities are central to the area’s character, with Mackey Park C.L.G. adding an important sporting and community focus. The surrounding landmarks and attractions include Castleconnell’s Shannon waterfront, nearby O’Brien’s Bridge and the wooded grounds associated with the University of Limerick’s wider hinterland.
Property Market in Castleconnell
Based on 13 properties for sale in Castleconnell
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Castleconnell
Schools
A historic local education building associated with Castleconnell’s village heritage.
Local primary-school provision serving children in Castleconnell and surrounding rural communities.
Mixed secondary school in nearby Shannonville, serving the Castleconnell area and wider region.
Major university campus west of Castleconnell, with extensive education, research and sporting facilities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local station with services linking Castleconnell towards Limerick, Nenagh and Ballybrophy.
Strategic road links provide access towards Limerick, Nenagh, Dublin and the wider motorway network.
Regional bus connections serve Castleconnell and link nearby villages with Limerick city.
Frequent city-bound services and interchange options are available approximately fifteen kilometres away.
Amenities
Village postal service handling everyday postal, parcel and selected financial needs.
Visit website ↗Parking area providing access to O’Brien’s Bridge and nearby riverside surroundings.
Local Gaelic games venue supporting sporting activity and community events.
Small local shops provide everyday groceries, services and convenience shopping close by.
Scenic Shannon-side setting popular for walking, fishing, boating and relaxing outdoors.
Traditional village venues provide informal dining, coffee and community meeting places.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Important local Gaelic games and community facility serving Castleconnell residents.
Riverside activities reflect the village’s long-standing connection with fishing and the Shannon.
Independent shops, pubs, cafés and services support everyday life in the village centre.
Nearby village services and hospitality complement Castleconnell’s amenities and rural hinterland.
Properties For Sale near Castleconnell
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