About Lismore
Lismore is a historic, compact town in west County Waterford, set on the River Blackwater beneath the Knockmealdown Mountains and close to Cappoquin, Ballyduff and Tallow. Its character is predominantly small-town and residential, with an attractive heritage centre, independent businesses and a strong connection to the surrounding rural countryside. Daily life is generally peaceful, while the town’s cafés, pubs, restaurants and local services provide a sociable centre for residents and visitors. Lismore Castle and its gardens, together with the Lismore Heritage Centre and Visitor Centre, are major landmarks and give the town a strong cultural and tourism identity. Lismore Townpark provides an important outdoor amenity, while nearby riverside roads, woodland and mountain scenery support walking, fishing and other leisure activities. Local education is represented by Scoil Garbhán and Lismore Educate Together National School, with The Yoga House offering a local wellbeing and movement facility. There is no railway station in Lismore, so commuting is mainly by car, with regional bus services and road connections linking the town towards Cappoquin, Dungarvan, Clonmel and Waterford city. Shopping is centred on independent town businesses and everyday services, with larger retail options available in Dungarvan and Clonmel.
Property Market in Lismore
Based on 13 properties for sale in Lismore
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Lismore
Schools
Local primary school serving children in Lismore and surrounding rural communities.
Primary school offering an alternative, child-centred education option locally.
Irish-medium secondary school at Ring, accessible from the wider west Waterford area.
Local yoga and movement space offering classes and wellbeing activities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main local route through Lismore, connecting towards Cappoquin and Tallow.
Scenic regional road linking Lismore with Clogheen and the Knockmealdown area.
Regional buses connect Lismore with neighbouring towns and wider Waterford routes.
Nearest railway station, providing access to services on the Waterford-Limerick Junction line.
Nearby national route connects the Blackwater valley with Dungarvan and Mallow.
Amenities
Historic castle estate with gardens, woodland walks and a distinctive town setting.
Local heritage and tourism centre explaining Lismore’s history and attractions.
Green public recreation area suitable for informal walks and outdoor leisure.
Local commercial site supporting businesses and employment in the town.
Prominent medieval landmark beside Lismore Cathedral and the castle precinct.
Historic Church of Ireland cathedral overlooking the town and Blackwater valley.
Compact local centre offering independent food, coffee, drinks and evening socialising.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club serving Lismore and surrounding parish areas.
Local golf club offering a countryside setting and community sporting activities.
Important local organisation promoting the town’s heritage, culture and visitor economy.
Commercial hub accommodating local enterprises and supporting employment opportunities.
Community-focused market showcasing local produce and small independent traders.
Properties For Sale near Lismore
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