About Kilmallock
Kilmallock is a historic market town in south County Limerick, close to the borders with Cork and Tipperary and within the V35 Eircode area. Its medieval walls, Dominican friary and attractive streets give the town a distinctive character, while the surrounding countryside is rural, settled and strongly connected to nearby villages including Bruree, Bruff, Athlacca and Kilfinane. Day-to-day life is centred on a compact town core with local shops, cafés, pubs and community services, alongside primary and secondary education in the wider area. Kilmallock has a choice of sports and community activities, with Gaelic games, soccer and other clubs contributing to an active local atmosphere. Road links make commuting by car practical towards Limerick city, Charleville and Cork, while buses provide connections to neighbouring towns and the city. The town is well placed for larger shopping and services in Charleville, Newcastle West, Limerick and nearby Bruff, rather than relying solely on its own retail offer. Residents also have access to countryside walks, local heritage attractions and family amenities, with the Ballyhoura area and the Galtee Mountains within reach for broader outdoor recreation.
Property Market in Kilmallock
Based on 9 properties for sale in Kilmallock
Property types
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What’s in Kilmallock
Schools
Local primary school serving children in Kilmallock and surrounding rural communities.
Mixed secondary school in nearby Askeaton, offering broad post-primary education.
Co-educational secondary school in Dromcollogher, serving wider south Limerick.
Primary school in nearby Bruff, providing an alternative local education option.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Road network links Kilmallock with Limerick, Charleville, Cork and Kerry routes.
Regional route connects Kilmallock with Bruff, Limerick and surrounding south Limerick towns.
Local and regional buses connect the town with Limerick and neighbouring communities.
Historic station site; regular passenger rail services are not currently available.
Nearby mainline station provides services towards Cork, Limerick Junction and Dublin.
Amenities
Local library offering books, study facilities, community events and public services.
Important heritage features reflecting the town’s medieval history and distinctive urban character.
Substantial medieval friary remains and one of Kilmallock’s best-known historic attractions.
Compact local centre provides traditional pubs, cafés and casual dining options.
Venue for local activities, classes, meetings and community-based events.
Town shops provide everyday groceries, services and essential convenience retail locally.
Nearby archaeological landscape with visitor facilities, walks and prehistoric monuments.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting juvenile and adult teams across several codes.
Community soccer club providing football activities for children and adults.
Local organisation involved in community development, events and town initiatives.
Supports local traders and promotes the town’s commercial and community interests.
Agricultural mart serving farmers and rural businesses across the surrounding region.
Properties For Sale near Kilmallock
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