List of towns and villages in County Limerick

This is a list of towns and villages in County Limerick, Ireland.

A

Abbeyfeale - (Mainistir na Féile)[1]
Abington - (Mainistir Uaithne)
Adare - (Áth Dara)[1]
Ahane - (Atháin)[2]
Anglesboro - (Gleann na gCreabhar)[2]
Annacotty - (Áth na Coite/Áth an Choite)[1]
Ardagh - (Árdach/Árdachadh)[1]
Ardpatrick - (Árd Pádraig)[2]
Ashford - (Áth na bhFuinseog)[2]
Askeaton - (Eas Géitine/Eas Géibhtine/Eas Géiphtine)[1]
Athea - (Áth an tSléibhe)[1]
Athlacca - (An tÁth Leacach)[2]

B

Ballingarry - (Baile an Gharraí/Baile an Gharrdha)[1]
Ballyagran - (Béal Átha Grean)[1]
Ballyhahill - (Baile Dhá Thuile/Baile Uí Sháithil)[1]
Ballylanders - (Baile an Londraigh)[1]
Ballyneety - (Baile an Fhaoitigh)[2]
Ballyorgan - (Baile Uí Argáin)[2]
Ballysteen - (Baile Stiabhna)[2]
Banogue - (An Bhánóg)[2]
Barna - (An Bhearna)[2]
Barringtonsbridge - (Droichead Barrington)[2]
Bohermore - (An Bóthar Mhór)[2]
Broadford - (Béal an Átha)[1]
Bruff - (An Brú/Brúgh na nDéise)[1]
Bruree - (Brú Rí/Brú Rígh/Brúgh Ríogh)[1]
Bulgaden - (Bulgaidín/Bulgidín)[2]

C

Caherconlish - (Cathair Chinn Lis)[1]
Cantogher/Kantoher - (Ceann Tóchair)
Cappamore - (An Cheapach Mhór)[1]
Carrigkerry/Carrickerry - (Carraig Chiarraí)[1]
Castleconnell - (Caisleán Uí gConaing/Caisleán Uí Chonaill)[1]
Castlemahon/Mahoonagh - (Caisleán Maí Tamhnach/Maigh Tamhnach/Mathghamhnach)[3]
Castletown Conyers - (Baile an Chaisleáin)
Clarina - (Clár Aidhne/Clár Einigh)[1]
Cloncagh - (Cluain Cath/Cluain Catha)[2]
Crecora - (Craobh Chumhra/Craobh Chomhartha)[2]
Croagh - (Cróch/An Cruach)[2]
Croom - (Cromadh)[1]

D

Doon - (An Dún/Dún Bleisce)[1]
Dromcollogher - (Drom Collachair)[1]
Dromkeen - (Drom Chaoin)[2]

E

Effin - (Eifinn/Eimhin)[2]
Elton - (Eiltiún)[2]

F

Fedamore - (Feadamair)[1]
Feenagh - (Fíonach/Fíodhnach)[2]
Feohanagh - (Feothanach)[2]
Ferrybridge - (Droichead an Chalaidh)
Foynes - (Faing)[1]

G

Galbally - (Gallbhaile)[1]
Garryspillane - (Garraí Uí Spealáin/Garrdha Uí Spiolláin)[2]
Glenbrohane - (Gleann Bhruacháin)[3]
Glenroe - (An Gleann Rua/An Gleann Ruadh)[2]
Glin - (An Gleann/Gleann Chorbraí)[1]
Granagh - (Greanach)[2]
Grange - (An Ghráinseach/An Ghráinsigh)[2]

H

Herbertstown - (Baile Hiobaird/Baile Iorbairt/Cathair Fuiseog)[2]
Hospital - (An tOspidéal/Ospidéal Gleann Áine)[1]

K

Kilbehenny - (Coill Bheithne/Coill Mheithne)[2]
Kilcolman - (Cill Chólmáin)[2]
Kildimo - (Cill Díoma)[2]
Kilfinnane - (Cill Fhíonáin)[1]
Kilfinny - (Cill na Fíonaí)[3]
Kilmallock - (Cill Mocheallóg/Cill Moicheallóg)[1]
Kilmeedy - (Cill m'Íde/Cill Míde)[2]
Kilteely - (Cill Tíle/Cill tSíle)[1]
Knockaderry - (Cnoc an Doire)[2]
Knockainey - (Cnoc Áine)[2]
Knocklong - (Cnoc Loinge)[1]

L

Limerick - (Luimneach)
Lisnagry - (Lios na Graí)[2]

M

Martinstown - (Baile Mháirtín)[2]
Meanus - (Méanas)[2]
Montpelier - (Montpelier)
Mountcollins - (Cnoc Uí Choileáin)[1]
Mungret - (Mungairit/Mungraid)[1]
Murroe - (Máigh Rua/Mágh Ruadh/Má Rua)[1]

N

Newbridge - (An Droichead Nua)[3]
Newcastle West - (An Caisleán Nua Thiar)[4]

O

Oola - (Úlla/Úbhla)[1]

P

Pallasgreen - (Pailís Gréine/Pailís na Gréine/Pailís Ghréine)[1]
Pallaskenry - (Pailís Chaonraí/Pailís Chaonraoí/Pailís Chaonraíghe)[1]
Patrickswell - (Tobar Phádraig)[1]

R

Raheenagh - (Ráithíneach)
Rathkeale - (Ráth Caola/Ráth Gaola)[1]

S

Shanagolden - (Seanaghualainn)[1]
Strand - (An Trá)[2]

T

Templeglantine - (Teampall an Ghleanntáin)[2]
Tournafulla - (Tuar na Fola)[2]

References

"Sub-units of Luimneach/Limerick: town". Placenames Database of Ireland. Government of Ireland - Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht and Dublin City University. Retrieved 24 May 2019.
"Sub-units of Luimneach/Limerick: population centre". Placenames Database of Ireland. Government of Ireland - Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht and Dublin City University. Retrieved 24 May 2019.
"Sub-units of Luimneach/Limerick: village". Placenames Database of Ireland. Government of Ireland - Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht and Dublin City University. Retrieved 24 May 2019.
"Census 2016 Small Area Population Statistics". Central Statistics Office (Ireland). Retrieved 24 May 2019.

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