Clondrinagh Neighbourhood Guide
Limerick
About Clondrinagh
Clondrinagh is a mostly rural and semi-rural locality on Limerick’s north-western fringe, close to the River Shannon and the suburban communities of Caherdavin, Clonmacken and Coonagh. It offers a quieter, more open setting than the city, while remaining within practical reach of Limerick’s employment, shopping and education centres. Families generally look towards nearby Caherdavin, Coonagh, Meelick and Limerick city for primary and secondary schooling, with further and third-level education available in the wider city. Road travel is the main commuting option, with access towards Limerick via the R464 and N18/M7 connections, while Bus Éireann services operate in surrounding suburbs rather than through every rural part of Clondrinagh. Everyday shopping is convenient at Tesco and Coonagh Cross Shopping Centre, which also provide services, cafés and food outlets. The area’s social life is spread across nearby villages and suburbs, with local pubs, restaurants and takeaways in Caherdavin, Coonagh and Limerick rather than a dense village centre in Clondrinagh itself. Busy Bee Garden Centre & Tea Rooms is a recognisable nearby destination, while the Shannon riverside, local green spaces and sports facilities add recreational options. Limerick city centre, University Hospital Limerick and the region’s wider employment areas are readily accessible by car, making Clondrinagh appealing to residents seeking space without being far from urban amenities.
What’s in Clondrinagh
Schools
Mixed secondary school serving Caherdavin and north-west Limerick communities.
Primary school serving families in the Mungret and wider Limerick area.
Primary school in Moyross, serving north Limerick neighbourhoods.
Mixed secondary school located in the northside of Limerick city.
Major university campus offering undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Connects Clondrinagh and surrounding northside areas with Limerick and the N18.
Important regional road for Shannon, Ennis, Galway and Limerick commuting.
Provides access towards Limerick city, the Docklands and western County Limerick.
Nearby suburban bus routes connect north-west communities with Limerick city centre.
Main city railway station providing national services to Dublin, Cork and Galway.
Amenities
Convenient supermarket provision for weekly groceries and everyday household shopping.
Visit website ↗Northside retail centre with shops, food outlets, services and parking.
Popular garden centre and café destination near Clondrinagh and Coonagh.
Local suburban centre offering convenience retail, services and nearby food options.
Established north Limerick shopping centre with retail, cafés and everyday services.
Large city leisure facility with swimming, fitness and community sporting provision.
Riverside open space near Corbally, suitable for walking and informal recreation.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community football club providing youth and adult participation near Coonagh.
Local soccer club with underage and adult teams in north Limerick.
Established city tennis club offering courts, coaching and competitive play.
Independent garden and lifestyle business with plants, outdoor goods and refreshments.
Cluster of retailers, cafés, services and trade outlets serving north Limerick.
Nearby Areas
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