Leith Neighbourhood Guide
Kerry
About Leith
Leith is a small rural townland in north County Kerry, set in gently rolling farmland between Kilflynn and Tralee within the V92 routing area. The locality has a quiet, agricultural character, with scattered homes and narrow country roads, yet it benefits from being only a short drive from the larger services and employment base of Tralee. Day‑to‑day life here is peaceful and community‑focused, with most shopping, schooling and socialising centred on nearby villages such as Kilflynn and Abbeydorney or in Tralee town. Families typically avail of national schools in the surrounding parishes, with a wide choice of secondary schools in Tralee. For commuters, the N69 and local road network link the area efficiently to Tralee, Listowel and beyond, while rail and bus services are available from Tralee. Amenities such as supermarkets, cafés, pubs, sports clubs and healthcare facilities are found within a 10–15 minute drive, giving residents the balance of countryside living with convenient access to town facilities.
Property Market in Leith
Based on 6 properties for sale in Leith
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Leith
Schools
Local rural primary school serving Kilflynn and surrounding townlands.
Community primary school in nearby Abbeydorney village.
Well‑established boys’ secondary school in Tralee town centre.
Large co‑educational secondary school on the outskirts of Tralee.
Third‑level campus in Tralee offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route linking the area to Tralee and north Kerry.
Rural bus services connecting Kilflynn and surrounding areas to Tralee.
Rail services from Tralee to Mallow with onward connections to Cork and Dublin.
Regional airport near Farranfore with UK and European flights.
Amenities
Major retail park with supermarkets, fashion and home stores.
Large public park with rose garden, playground and walking paths.
Award‑winning museum showcasing Kerry’s history and heritage.
Main public hospital serving Tralee and the wider county.
Popular traditional pub and restaurant known for hearty fare.
Village pub serving locals and GAA supporters.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic football club central to community life.
Successful hurling club with strong parish support.
Well‑established rugby club competing in Munster leagues.
Neighbouring club offering football and community activities.
Nearby Areas
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