About Clogheen
Clogheen is a small historic town in west County Tipperary, set beneath the Knockmealdown Mountains and close to the River Tar. It has a rural, community-oriented character, with a traditional main street, surrounding farmland and easy access to the scenic Vee Gap and the Munster Blackwater valley. Day-to-day life is centred on local shops, cafés, pubs and community facilities, while larger shopping and employment centres include Clonmel, Cahir, Dungarvan and Cappoquin. Families are served by local primary-school provision, with secondary education available in nearby towns such as Cahir and Clonmel. Clogheen is primarily car-dependent, although regional bus services connect the town with Cahir, Clonmel and other south Tipperary destinations. Local leisure includes walking, fishing, Gaelic games and the nearby mountain and woodland landscapes, with the town also having a strong tradition of clubs and community activity. The pubs and eateries provide an informal social scene, while notable nearby attractions include Mitchelstown Cave, Bay Lough and the Vee Gap. The E21 routing area also places residents within reach of the N24 and M8 corridor, supporting longer-distance commuting towards Cork, Limerick and Waterford.
Property Market in Clogheen
Based on 3 properties for sale in Clogheen
Property types
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What’s in Clogheen
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Clogheen and the surrounding rural catchment.
Primary-school option in nearby Cahir, serving families across the district.
Mixed secondary school in Cahir offering post-primary education and a broad curriculum.
Established secondary-school option within driving distance for families in west Tipperary.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Bus connections link Clogheen with Cahir, Clonmel and surrounding south Tipperary communities.
Main east-west road corridor is accessible via Cahir for regional commuting.
Motorway access near Cahir provides faster journeys towards Cork, Limerick and Dublin.
Nearest railway station, offering services on the Dublin–Cork line via connections.
Additional rail option with services towards Waterford and junctions on the national network.
Amenities
Traditional main-street shops, services and everyday conveniences serving the local community.
Informal places for refreshments, conversation and community socialising around the town centre.
Venue for local meetings, activities, classes and community events throughout the year.
Local outdoor space supporting children’s play and informal family recreation.
Popular nearby landscape for walking, scenic drives, hill views and outdoor pursuits.
Nearby Cahir provides supermarkets, professional services, pharmacies and additional everyday amenities.
Major limestone cave attraction a short drive from Clogheen, with guided visitor tours.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting juvenile and adult participation in the community.
Community organisation involved in local initiatives, events and improvement projects.
Rural-area producers and community trading support local food and enterprise activity.
Nearby town provides additional retail, professional, automotive and hospitality businesses.
Local outdoor activity networks make use of the mountains, trails and scenic countryside.
Nearby Areas
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