About Knocknaheeny
Knocknaheeny is a northside Cork suburb in the T23 area, positioned above the River Lee and close to Churchfield, Shanakiel, Kerry Pike and Killeens. It is a predominantly residential neighbourhood with a strong community identity, a mixture of established housing and newer regeneration, and broad views across parts of the city. Living here offers relatively quick access to Cork city centre, while the surrounding northside districts provide everyday services, schools and recreation. Local education includes Knocknaheeny Community College and nearby primary schools, with further secondary and third-level options available across Cork. Regular bus services connect the area with the city and surrounding northside suburbs, while the N20 and N22 corridors make road commuting towards Blackpool, the city and western suburbs practical. Shopping is centred on local convenience facilities and nearby Blackpool, where residents find supermarkets, retail parks and a wider choice of cafés and restaurants. Knocknaheeny has community amenities, green spaces and sports facilities, while nearby landmarks and attractions include Cork City Gaol, Fitzgerald’s Park and University College Cork. The area is generally quieter and more suburban than the city centre, but remains within easy reach of Cork’s employment, cultural and nightlife hubs.
Property Market in Knocknaheeny
Based on 3 properties for sale in Knocknaheeny
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Knocknaheeny
Schools
Local post-primary school serving students from Knocknaheeny and surrounding northside communities.
Established girls’ secondary school in nearby Sundays Well, within convenient city access.
Primary school located in the nearby Farranree area, serving northside families.
Local primary education option serving children in the Churchfield and Knocknaheeny vicinity.
Major university campus south of the city centre, accessible by bus and road.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Bus routes connect residents with Cork city centre, Blackpool and neighbouring northside suburbs.
Key northern approach road linking Cork with Blackpool, Mallow and wider north County Cork.
Western city approach providing onward access towards Ballincollig, Macroom and Kerry.
Cork’s main rail station offers Intercity and commuter services across Munster and Dublin.
Central transport hub reachable from Knocknaheeny through regular northside bus connections.
Amenities
Nearby shopping centre with supermarkets, retail units, cafés and convenient everyday services.
Large northside retail destination offering household, fashion and leisure-focused stores.
Neighbourhood venue hosting local services, activities, events and community development initiatives.
Historic former prison and visitor attraction overlooking the city from Sunday’s Well.
Landscaped riverside park with gardens, pathways, playground facilities and the public museum nearby.
Nearby public library providing books, digital services, study space and community programming.
Large nearby leisure facility with swimming, fitness and sports amenities for local residents.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local voluntary organisation supporting neighbourhood activities, facilities and community representation.
Community Gaelic games organisation serving young people and families across Cork’s northside.
Established nearby club providing boxing training and structured sporting activities.
Convenient cluster of local retailers, food outlets and service providers near Knocknaheeny.
Ongoing public and community-led investment improving housing, amenities and local public spaces.
Nearby Areas
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