About Anglesboro
Anglesboro is a small rural village in east County Limerick, close to the Tipperary border and set among the Galtee Mountains and wooded Golden Vale countryside. It has a quiet, close-knit character, with scattered homes, farmland and village services rather than an urban centre. Everyday life is peaceful and car-dependent, although Mitchelstown, Galbally, Ballylanders and Cahir provide a wider choice of shops, schools and services within a practical drive. Anglesboro National School serves local primary pupils, while secondary-school options are generally found in nearby towns, including Mitchelstown and Cahir. The village is connected mainly by regional roads, with the N73 and N24 offering access towards Mallow, Cork, Limerick and Waterford; regular public transport is limited compared with larger settlements. Local social life centres on the village pub and community activity, while nearby Galbally and Mitchelstown offer additional pubs, cafés, restaurants and shopping. Outdoor recreation is a major attraction, with the Galtee Mountains, Aherlow Valley and Ballyhoura and Slieve Felim landscapes providing walking, cycling and scenic drives. Residents also benefit from the strong sporting and community traditions of the surrounding parishes, including GAA, local events and country pursuits.
Property Market in Anglesboro
Based on 4 properties for sale in Anglesboro
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Anglesboro
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Anglesboro and the surrounding rural parish.
Gaelscoil-style primary education option in nearby Mitchelstown, subject to enrolment availability.
Co-educational secondary school serving Mitchelstown and surrounding communities.
Mixed secondary school offering broad post-primary education in nearby Cahir.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local regional route linking Anglesboro with Galbally, Ballylanders and surrounding villages.
Important north-south route connecting Mitchelstown with Mallow and the wider Cork region.
Strategic road between Limerick and Waterford, accessible via Ballylanders and Cahir.
Nearest mainline station, providing rail services towards Cork, Dublin and Limerick Junction.
Nearest regular interurban bus connections, reached by car from the village.
Amenities
Traditional local meeting place for drinks, conversation and community occasions.
Nearby village providing convenience shopping, pharmacy services and everyday amenities.
Larger nearby centre with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, pubs and professional services.
Scenic forest and mountain area offering marked walks, views and outdoor recreation.
Popular upland destination for hillwalking, nature appreciation and dramatic countryside scenery.
Major nearby trail centre with mountain-bike routes through the Ballyhoura uplands.
Local venue supporting clubs, classes, meetings and parish social activities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club reflecting the village’s strong sporting and parish identity.
Community football club providing soccer activities for children and adults locally.
Annual rural event celebrating farming, crafts, livestock and local community life.
Nearby market showcasing local produce, food stalls and artisan products.
Established nearby venue with accommodation, dining and access to Aherlow countryside.
Nearby Areas
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