About Castleconnell
Castleconnell is a village in east County Limerick on the River Shannon, around 11 kilometres north-east of Limerick city and close to the county boundary with Tipperary. It has a settled, village-oriented character, with attractive riverside scenery, mature streets and a strong connection to fishing, walking and outdoor recreation. Everyday life is quieter than in the city, although Limerick remains accessible for employment, larger shopping trips, hospitals and third-level education. Local schooling is centred on primary provision in and around the village, while secondary-school choices are available in nearby Limerick and surrounding towns. Castleconnell railway station provides a useful rail connection towards Limerick and Nenagh, and the road network links the area with the M7, Birdhill, O’Brien’s Bridge and Limerick. The village has local shops, a post office, cafés and pubs, with further restaurants and services available in nearby Limerick. Riverside walks, the Castleconnell fishing tradition and access to the Clare Glens and Silvermines area add to its appeal for active households. Mackey Park and nearby community facilities provide space for sport and local events, while the historic village setting and Shannon-side landscape are defining local landmarks.
Property Market in Castleconnell
Based on 16 properties for sale in Castleconnell
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What’s in Castleconnell
Schools
A historic local schoolhouse building reflecting Castleconnell’s village heritage and educational history.
Local primary-school provision serving children from Castleconnell and surrounding rural communities.
Large co-educational secondary school serving families across eastern Limerick.
Established secondary school in Limerick city, accessible for older pupils from Castleconnell.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Station on the Limerick–Nenagh line, providing trains towards Limerick and County Tipperary.
Main regional route connecting Castleconnell with Limerick city and Birdhill.
Nearby motorway connection for journeys towards Limerick, Nenagh, Dublin and the midlands.
Local and regional buses connect the village with Limerick and neighbouring communities.
Amenities
Village post office providing everyday postal and selected financial services.
Visit website ↗Convenient parking area near O’Brien’s Bridge and the surrounding riverside attractions.
Local Gaelic games grounds supporting sport, training and community activity.
Scenic Shannon-side walking areas popular for informal exercise, fishing and relaxation.
Small-scale local venues provide refreshments, socialising and everyday village hospitality.
Convenient local retail provision for groceries, essentials and routine errands.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games organisation with local playing facilities at Mackey Park.
Longstanding local fishing interest centred on the Shannon and Castleconnell’s angling heritage.
Volunteer-led initiative supporting village appearance, planting and local environmental improvements.
Independent shops, hospitality venues and services form the village’s everyday commercial core.
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