Feohanagh Neighbourhood Guide
Limerick
About Feohanagh
Feohanagh is a small rural locality in west County Limerick, within the V42 area and close to Broadford, Dromcolliher, Kilmeedy, Ballagh, Castlemahon and Feenagh. The surrounding landscape is predominantly agricultural, with a quiet, dispersed settlement pattern and a strong parish-community feel rather than a conventional town centre. Day-to-day living is peaceful and car-dependent, with residents generally travelling to Broadford, Dromcolliher or Newcastle West for larger shops, services and secondary education. Local primary-school provision and parish facilities support family life, while nearby towns provide supermarkets, cafés, pubs, healthcare and other practical amenities. Road connections are the main transport option, linking the area with Newcastle West, Abbeyfeale, Charleville and Limerick city; regular public transport is more limited than in larger settlements. Traditional pubs and community venues in the neighbouring villages are important social hubs, alongside GAA and other local clubs. The area suits buyers seeking countryside, space and a close-knit rural setting, provided they are comfortable with longer journeys for work, shopping and specialist services.
Property Market in Feohanagh
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What’s in Feohanagh
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Feohanagh and the surrounding rural parish.
Nearby primary school serving families in Broadford and neighbouring west Limerick communities.
Primary education option in Dromcolliher, serving the surrounding villages and countryside.
Post-primary school in Dromcolliher offering education for students from the wider area.
Further post-primary option reachable by road for families considering wider Limerick provision.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Important local route connecting Broadford, Dromcolliher and Newcastle West direction.
Road connection through the Feohanagh and Kilmeedy area towards Charleville.
Nearby scheduled services provide onward links, though rural frequency can be limited.
Nearest major local transport hub for buses, shopping and everyday services.
Nearest practical rail connection on the Dublin–Cork line, reached by road.
Amenities
Local venues support parish events, meetings and community activities throughout the year.
Nearby village provides everyday convenience shopping, services and traditional local hospitality.
Neighbouring service centre with shops, pubs, cafés and community facilities.
Larger nearby centre with supermarkets, restaurants, healthcare and a broad retail offering.
Popular walking and cycling route accessible from nearby west Limerick towns.
Community sports facilities support Gaelic games and youth activities across the parish area.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club central to sporting and community life in the area.
Neighbouring club providing Gaelic games, juvenile sport and community participation.
Local financial cooperative serving members from surrounding villages and rural communities.
Volunteer-led organisations arrange local events, activities and support for residents.
Nearby Areas
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