About Dunhill
Dunhill is a small rural village in County Waterford, set a few kilometres inland from the Copper Coast between Annestown and Kilmeaden. Lying along the scenic R675 coast road, it has a quiet, community-focused feel, surrounded by farmland and rolling countryside yet within easy reach of the sea. Life here centres on local sport, the primary school and community facilities, with Annestown Beach just minutes away for sea swims and cliff walks. Families are served by Dunhill National School in the village, with additional primary options in nearby Fenor and secondary schooling in Kilmacthomas and Waterford City. While there is no rail service locally, the R675 links residents to Tramore, Dungarvan and Waterford City, and Local Link bus services connect the wider rural area to the city for work and shopping. Everyday needs are typically met in nearby Kilmeaden, Tramore or Waterford City, while Dunhill Sports Centre and the local GAA grounds provide a strong social hub. The surrounding Copper Coast UNESCO Global Geopark adds to the area’s appeal, offering dramatic coastal scenery and outdoor recreation within minutes of the village.
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What’s in Dunhill
Schools
Small rural primary school a short drive towards the coast.
Co-educational secondary school serving west Waterford communities.
Large secondary school in Waterford City with broad curriculum.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Scenic regional route linking Tramore, Dunhill and Dungarvan.
Main Waterford–Cork route connecting to the national road network.
Rural bus services linking Dunhill area with Waterford City.
City rail station with services to Dublin and Limerick Junction.
Amenities
Community gym facility offering fitness equipment and classes.
Popular sandy beach known for swimming and coastal walks.
Local pitches hosting Gaelic football and hurling matches.
Protected coastal landscape with trails, cliffs and viewpoints.
Nearby village with shops and everyday essential services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Active local club promoting Gaelic football and hurling.
Volunteer club providing training and beach water safety.
Community volunteers working to enhance village environment.
Organisation promoting heritage, education and sustainable tourism.
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