Clashmore Neighbourhood Guide
Waterford
About Clashmore
Clashmore is a small rural village in west County Waterford, close to the Cork border and within easy reach of the Blackwater estuary and south coast. The surrounding area is predominantly countryside, farmland and scattered homes, giving it a quiet, community-minded character while villages such as Aglish, Ardmore and Cappoquin provide additional services nearby. Everyday life is centred on local schools, the village shop and post-office provision, community activities and traditional pubs, with larger grocery and retail choices generally found in Dungarvan, Youghal or Cappoquin. Families are served locally by Clashmore National School, while secondary-school options are available in nearby towns, depending on family preference and transport. There is no railway station in Clashmore, so most residents rely on cars, local bus services and school transport; the N72 and N25 provide important regional connections towards Dungarvan, Youghal, Cork and Waterford. The coast and countryside offer strong opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing and outdoor recreation, with Ardmore beach and cliff walk among the best-known nearby attractions. Local sporting and community organisations play an important role, including GAA activity in the wider parish, while the village retains a welcoming rural atmosphere rather than a busy commuter-town feel.
Property Market in Clashmore
Based on 4 properties for sale in Clashmore
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Clashmore
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Clashmore and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary school serving families in the Ardmore and surrounding coastal area.
Mixed secondary school offering education for students from across west Waterford.
Several established secondary-school options are available in and around Dungarvan.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Rural bus connections link villages and towns across west Waterford.
Key regional route connecting nearby towns with Cork, Waterford and the south coast.
Important inland route providing access towards Dungarvan, Lismore and Mallow.
Nearest mainline station, offering rail connections towards Dublin and Limerick Junction.
Nearest major airport, reached by road via the N25 and Cork city.
Amenities
Provides basic local services, community facilities and everyday village convenience.
Local postal counter serving residents and nearby rural townlands.
Scenic coastal amenity with sandy beach, sea views and walking routes.
Local visitor attraction interpreting Ardmore’s history, archaeology and coastal heritage.
Popular nearby riverside dining venue overlooking the Blackwater at Villierstown.
Larger supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, healthcare and leisure choices are available nearby.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Village venue supporting local meetings, activities, events and community life.
Local Gaelic games organisation serving players and families across the parish.
Nearby GAA club with strong links to the coastal community.
Rural youth organisation involved in social, agricultural and community activities.
Small local enterprises provide essential services and support the village economy.
Nearby Areas
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