About Bruff
Bruff is a small market town in County Limerick, in the southeast of the county and within the V35 Eircode area. It has a friendly, close-knit feel, combining established town streets with newer residential development and a surrounding rural landscape. The town provides everyday services locally, while larger shopping, employment and entertainment options are available in Limerick city, approximately 25 kilometres away, and nearby Kilmallock. Families are served by local primary and secondary education, with Bruff National School and Coláiste Iógan Uí Chomhraí among the key education facilities. Bus Éireann services connect Bruff with Limerick and surrounding towns, while the N20 and N21 road corridors provide access towards Limerick, Cork and Kerry; Kilmallock railway station is the nearest rail option. Main Street and the town centre include convenience shopping, cafés, pubs and other practical services, with local hospitality centred on traditional venues such as The Crows Nest and O’Riordans. For recreation, residents have access to Bruff GAA facilities, the local community and sports amenities, nearby walking routes and the extensive grounds of Grange Stone Circle, while Lough Gur is a notable heritage and leisure destination a short drive away.
Property Market in Bruff
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Property types
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What’s in Bruff
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Bruff and surrounding rural communities.
Mixed secondary school providing post-primary education in Bruff and the wider area.
Primary school in nearby Doon, offering an additional local education option.
Primary school serving the village of Hospital, northeast of Bruff.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Scheduled services link Bruff with Limerick and nearby towns and villages.
Local regional route connecting Bruff with Kilmallock, Limerick and surrounding communities.
Major corridor towards Limerick and Cork, reached via the local road network.
Nearest rail station, providing services on the Limerick–Kilmallock–Charleville line.
Amenities
Traditional local pub offering a familiar meeting place in the town centre.
Established Bruff bar known as a local venue for conversation and hospitality.
Community resources supporting local activities, events and services for residents.
Local Gaelic games facilities supporting club teams, training and community participation.
Convenience stores, pharmacies, cafés and everyday services are available locally.
Important archaeological and visitor attraction with walks, exhibitions and lakeside scenery.
Large prehistoric stone circle and distinctive local landmark near Bruff.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Gaelic games club providing sporting activities for children, adults and families.
Local rugby organisation offering participation and community sporting opportunities.
Local organisation involved in community development, events and town initiatives.
Community group providing social, practical and creative activities for local men.
Heritage business interpreting the area’s prehistoric monuments, archaeology and landscape.
Nearby Areas
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