About Knocklong
Knocklong is a small rural village in south County Limerick, close to the Tipperary border and surrounded by farmland, with Hospital, Emly, Elton and Garryspillane among the nearest settlements. It has a quiet, community-focused character, suited to residents who value space and countryside living while remaining within reach of larger towns. Local day-to-day life centres on the village and nearby communities, with additional shopping, healthcare and services available in Hospital, Tipperary Town and Limerick city. Families have access to local primary-school provision, while secondary pupils generally travel to schools in surrounding towns. Knocklong is served by the Dublin–Cork railway line, giving the village a useful rail option for travel towards Limerick Junction, Limerick and Cork, although a car is typically important for regular commuting and errands. The surrounding roads provide access towards Hospital, Tipperary Town and the N24, with bus services being more limited than in larger urban centres. Social life is based around local pubs, GAA activity and community events, while cafés, restaurants and broader retail choice are found in nearby towns. The area also benefits from open countryside, local walking opportunities and easy access to the Ballyhoura and Galtee mountain landscapes.
Property Market in Knocklong
Based on 3 properties for sale in Knocklong
Property types
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What’s in Knocklong
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Knocklong and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary-school option in Hospital, serving the surrounding east Limerick area.
Mixed secondary school providing post-primary education in nearby Tipperary Town.
Mixed post-primary school serving pupils across west and south County Limerick.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Station on the Dublin–Cork line, with services towards Limerick Junction and Cork.
Important local route linking Knocklong with Hospital, Limerick and surrounding villages.
Nearby east-west corridor connecting Tipperary, Limerick and the wider region.
Major interchange nearby, connecting regional rail services with Dublin and Cork routes.
Amenities
Traditional local meeting places providing drinks, conversation and occasional community entertainment.
Venue for local meetings, clubs, classes and community activities.
Recognisable village landmark with rail access and surrounding rural walking country.
Nearby shops, services, cafés and everyday amenities serving the local hinterland.
Local healthcare provision available a short drive away in Hospital.
Regional cycling and walking facilities accessible by car from south Limerick.
Popular nearby area for walking, mountain biking and outdoor recreation.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club central to sport and community life in the parish.
Supports local events, facilities and social initiatives within the village.
Nearby Gaelic games club offering juvenile and adult sporting activities.
Small-scale local services reflect the village’s rural, community-oriented economy.
Nearby Areas
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