About Labasheeda
Labasheeda is a small, scenic coastal village on the Shannon Estuary in west County Clare, within the V15 area and close to Cranny, Kildysart, Killimer and Kilmurry McMahon. It has a quiet, rural character, with homes and farmland centred around the village and shoreline rather than a large urban settlement. Daily life is peaceful and community-oriented, with the estuary providing attractive walks, open views and opportunities for fishing, boating and wildlife watching. Local educational provision is limited, and The Old Schoolhouse is a notable village landmark; families generally look to nearby settlements for additional primary and secondary schooling. A car is normally essential for commuting and shopping, with road links connecting Labasheeda to Kildysart, Killimer and the wider Clare road network, while the Killimer–Tarbert ferry provides an important cross-estuary connection to County Kerry. Local social life is centred on nearby pubs, community events and sporting organisations, while larger grocery shops, cafés, restaurants and services are found in Kildysart, Kilrush and across the estuary. The area suits buyers seeking a tranquil countryside or coastal setting, with Shannon Airport and larger employment centres reachable by road, albeit with relatively long rural commuting distances.
What’s in Labasheeda
Schools
Historic former schoolhouse in Labasheeda, reflecting the village’s local educational heritage.
Nearby primary school serving children in Kildysart and surrounding rural communities.
Secondary school in Kildysart serving pupils from the surrounding west Clare area.
Established second-level school offering broad education and activities in nearby Kilrush.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Rural roads connect the village with Cranny, Kildysart, Killimer and surrounding townlands.
Regional route linking Kildysart and Kilrush with the wider Clare road network.
Vehicle ferry across the Shannon Estuary connecting west Clare with County Kerry.
Nearby town services provide regional connections, though local frequency is limited.
National route serving Kilrush and connections towards Ennis, Shannon and west Clare.
Amenities
Picturesque estuary-side setting used for walking, fishing, boating and appreciating coastal views.
Nearby village provides everyday shops, pubs, cafés and essential local services.
Larger nearby centre with supermarkets, independent retailers, cafés, restaurants and professional services.
Attractive Kilrush visitor destination with gardens, woodland walks and family-friendly activities.
Popular Shannon Estuary waterfront area for marina activity, walks and coastal recreation.
Public library providing books, digital access, local information and community facilities.
Local church and recognisable village landmark serving the surrounding community.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local community organisation supporting events, activities and village improvement initiatives.
Gaelic games organisation reflecting the strong sporting tradition of the surrounding parish.
Nearby Gaelic games club providing playing and social opportunities for local families.
Waterfront leisure and boating facility on the Shannon Estuary near Kilrush.
Well-known local attraction combining historic gardens, woodland and recreational facilities.
Nearby Areas
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