About Thurles
Thurles is a historic market town in central Tipperary, set on the River Suir between Templemore, Borrisoleigh and Two-Mile Borris, with Holycross and Ballinure nearby. It has a lively, practical town-centre feel, while surrounding neighbourhoods and the wider rural hinterland offer a quieter, family-oriented setting. Education is well represented locally, including Presentation Primary School Thurles, Presentation Secondary School Thurles and the Ursuline School Hall, alongside other primary and post-primary provision in the town. Thurles is a useful commuting base, with a railway station on the Dublin–Cork line and regular Bus Éireann services; the town is also close to the M8 via the Horse and Jockey interchange. Daily shopping is straightforward, centred on Thurles Shopping Centre, independent town-centre shops, supermarkets and services such as Thurles Post Office, with Intersport Elverys catering for sports and outdoor needs. Residents have a good choice of traditional pubs, cafés and restaurants, while the town’s sporting identity is especially strong through hurling, Gaelic games and local clubs. The Cathedral of the Assumption, Semple Stadium, Thurles Leisure Centre and nearby river and riverside walks are notable landmarks and leisure facilities, with larger retail and employment centres available in nearby towns and cities.
Property Market in Thurles
Based on 18 properties for sale in Thurles
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What’s in Thurles
Schools
Established primary school serving local families in and around Thurles town.
Post-primary school providing education for pupils from Thurles and surrounding communities.
School-associated hall used for educational, community and extracurricular activities.
A local former school building reflecting Thurles’s longstanding educational heritage.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Intercity station linking Thurles with Dublin, Cork, Limerick Junction and other towns.
Regional buses connect the town with nearby Tipperary centres and wider destinations.
The nearby motorway provides fast road access towards Dublin, Cork and Limerick.
Mapped former fire-station site in Thurles; it is currently marked as closed.
Amenities
Convenient town shopping with everyday retail and services for local residents.
Central postal and everyday public service facility in Thurles town centre.
Sports retailer supplying clothing, footwear and equipment for local activities.
Visit website ↗Major hurling and Gaelic games venue with strong countywide sporting importance.
Local fitness and aquatic facility supporting swimming, exercise and community recreation.
Visit website ↗Prominent historic cathedral and one of Thurles’s best-known architectural landmarks.
Recognisable local property and landmark within the Thurles area.
Historic house near Thurles contributing to the area’s rural architectural character.
Local Clubs & Businesses
One of Tipperary’s leading hurling clubs, deeply rooted in Thurles community life.
Local museum interpreting the town’s history and the impact of the Great Famine.
Established golf club offering a well-regarded course and local membership activities.
Community rugby club providing teams and playing opportunities across age groups.
Local organisation supporting town-centre businesses, events and economic development.
Properties For Sale near Thurles
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