About Doonbeg
Doonbeg is a small coastal village in west County Clare, set along the N67 between Kilkee and Quilty and overlooking the Atlantic near the mouth of the River Doonbeg. Known for its wide sandy beaches and dramatic dunes, it has a relaxed, rural character with a strong community spirit and a steady flow of visitors drawn by the coastline and golf. Everyday life centres on the village’s main street, with traditional pubs, a local shop and post office, a church and primary school all within walking distance. The world‑famous Trump International Golf Links & Hotel dominates the shoreline just outside the village, bringing international tourism and dining options. White Strand beach is a major local amenity, popular for swimming and walking, while nearby Kilkee and Kilrush provide additional supermarkets, secondary schooling and services. Public transport is limited but the N67 offers straightforward road access to Kilrush, Ennis and Shannon Airport, making Doonbeg best suited to those comfortable with rural driving. Overall, it appeals to buyers seeking a peaceful coastal base with strong community ties and striking Atlantic scenery.
Property Market in Doonbeg
Based on 11 properties for sale in Doonbeg
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Doonbeg
Schools
Local Catholic primary school serving the village and surrounding rural area.
Small rural primary school a short drive towards Creegh.
Main post-primary school for the area, located in nearby Kilrush.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Coastal route linking Doonbeg to Kilkee, Kilrush, Ennis and Galway.
Rural bus services connecting Doonbeg with Kilrush and Ennis.
Seasonal coastal service linking Galway, the Cliffs of Moher and Ennis.
International airport about an hour’s drive via Ennis.
Amenities
Wide sandy beach popular for swimming, walking and surfing.
Traditional family-run pub known for music and community events.
Long-established village pub with a welcoming local atmosphere.
Community playground beside the school and sports grounds.
Village shop and post office for everyday essentials.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic football club with pitches near the village.
Group supporting local events, Tidy Towns and village projects.
Surfing community using nearby White Strand and surrounding beaches.
Legacy of the original club preceding the current links development.
Nearby Areas
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