About Tralee
Tralee is the county town of Kerry, set between the Slieve Mish Mountains and Tralee Bay, and serves as the commercial and cultural hub for north Kerry. It has a lively but manageable town-centre feel, with traditional streets around Denny Street and The Mall, and more suburban estates spreading towards Ballyard and Ballymacelligott. The town is best known internationally for the annual Rose of Tralee Festival, and locally for green spaces such as Tralee Town Park, one of Ireland’s largest urban parks. Families are well catered for with established primary and secondary schools including Mercy Secondary School Mounthawk, alongside specialist options such as Kerry School of Music & Performing Arts and the Celtic School of English. Munster Technological University (MTU Kerry Campus) adds a strong student presence and supports local business life. Tralee Train Station and an integrated bus station connect the town to Dublin, Cork and Limerick, while the N21 and N22 provide straightforward road access across the county. Day-to-day living is convenient, with supermarkets, independent shops such as Guineys Stores, cafés like Parkgate Coffee and a choice of pubs and restaurants clustered in the town centre. Leisure facilities including the Aqua Dome, Tralee Bay Wetlands and nearby beaches at Banna and Fenit make it easy to balance town living with outdoor life.
Property Market in Tralee
Based on 44 properties for sale in Tralee
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What’s in Tralee
Schools
Large co-educational secondary school serving Tralee and north Kerry.
Offers instrumental tuition, ensembles and performance training for all ages.
Provides structured music programmes for children and adults.
Undergraduate and postgraduate courses in business, science and technology.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Iarnród Éireann services to Dublin Heuston via Mallow.
Integrated bus station beside rail station with regional routes.
Taxi rank serving arriving rail and bus passengers.
Town-centre stop for local and intercity Bus Éireann services.
Primary routes linking Tralee to Limerick, Cork and Killarney.
Amenities
Large central park with rose garden, playground and walkways.
Indoor waterpark and fitness facilities popular with families.
Well-known department store on Denny Street for homewares and clothing.
Convenient grocery store serving the town centre area.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent Gaelic football club based at Connolly Park.
Community rugby club with teams from youth to senior.
Active rowing club training on the River Lee and coast.
Represents local businesses and promotes economic development.
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Properties For Sale in Tralee
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