About Croom
Croom is a small, established town in south County Limerick, positioned on the River Maigue between Limerick city and Adare. It has a distinctly local, community-minded feel, with a traditional main street, surrounding farmland and convenient access to larger employment and shopping centres. Families are served by Croom National School and Croom Post Primary School, while further education and wider school choices are available in Limerick city and nearby towns. The town is well placed for commuting by car, with the N20 providing a direct route towards Limerick and Cork, and the N21 and M20 connections helping access Adare, Newcastle West and the wider region. Local life centres on the village shops, pubs, cafés and services, with larger retail trips commonly made in Limerick, Raheen or Crescent Shopping Centre. The riverside setting, Croom Castle and nearby countryside provide opportunities for walking and informal recreation, while Croom’s GAA and community activities contribute to its strong sporting and social character. Residents also benefit from proximity to University Hospital Limerick, the University of Limerick and Limerick’s broader cultural, dining and leisure offer.
Property Market in Croom
Based on 7 properties for sale in Croom
Property types
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What’s in Croom
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Croom and surrounding south Limerick communities.
Community secondary school providing education for pupils from Croom and nearby rural areas.
Nearby secondary school option in Adare, serving the wider west Limerick area.
Major university campus offering undergraduate, postgraduate and continuing education programmes.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗National route linking Croom with Limerick city, Cork and intermediate towns.
Key regional connection towards Adare, Newcastle West, Tralee and the southwest.
Regional buses connect Croom with Limerick and neighbouring towns, subject to timetable.
Mainline rail station providing services towards Dublin, Cork, Galway and Kerry connections.
Amenities
Well-preserved riverside medieval castle and one of the town’s best-known historic landmarks.
Scenic local setting for riverside views, walks and informal outdoor recreation.
Venue for local groups, classes, meetings and community activities throughout the year.
Local library service offering books, digital resources, events and community information.
Traditional venues around the town centre provide casual meals, drinks and socialising.
Everyday groceries, fuel and essential services are available locally for residents.
Major regional hospital at Dooradoyle, within practical driving distance of Croom.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting juvenile and adult teams across the community.
Community football club providing soccer activities and teams for local players.
Local organisation supporting community projects, events and improvements around the town.
The surrounding rural hinterland supports farm, machinery, equestrian and agricultural services.
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