Feenagh Neighbourhood Guide
Limerick
Feenagh is a small rural village in west County Limerick, close to the borders with County Cork and County Kerry. It lies within the Golden Vale hinterland, with nearby settlements including Dromcolliher, Newtownshandrum, Feohanagh, Kilmeedy and Castlemahon/Castletown. The village is served by local community facilities, while larger shopping and services are generally found in Dromcolliher, Newcastle West or Charleville.
Area character
Rural, close-knit and predominantly residential, with a strong agricultural setting and a quiet village atmosphere. The surrounding countryside offers spacious homes and access to local sports and community life, although a car is generally useful for commuting and wider services.
Schools
- Feenagh National Schoolprimary
- Dromcolliher National Schoolprimary
- St Mary's Secondary School, Mallowsecondary
- Hazelwood College, Dromcollihersecondary
- St Joseph's Foundation, Charlevillespecialist education
Transport
- Local road network through Feenagh and surrounding townlandsroad
- R518 regional road via Dromcolliher and Newcastle Westroad
- N21 national route, accessed near Newcastle Westroad
- Bus Éireann services in the wider Newcastle West–Charleville areabus
- Charleville railway station, approximately 20 km awayrail
Amenities
- Feenagh village community facilities and local servicescommunity
- Feenagh GAA and local sporting groundssport
- Dromcolliher shops, cafés and everyday servicesshopping
- Dromcolliher health and community serviceshealthcare
- Newcastle West retail, dining, leisure and public servicesshopping and leisure
- Local countryside, walking routes and the nearby Ballyhoura areaoutdoors