LimerickThe Grid Zone

CoolraineRent Prices 2026

V94Match Day MadnessTUS TerritorySemi-D StrongholdCommuter Corridor
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Our Verdict

"The Grid"

At a median of €23/m², this area sits firmly in THE_GRID—it’s functional, predictable, and lacks the grit or the glamour of other postcodes. The m² stats show a narrow pricing band, meaning you won't find many bargains even if the interior hasn't been touched since the eighties. It’s a reliable investment outlook for those targeting the TUS rental market, but for long-term tenants, the value-to-amenity ratio is just okay.

The Vibe:Coolraine is a settled stretch of the Ennis Road where 1950s semi-detached houses dominate the landscape. It’s dominated by the shadow of the TUS Moylish campus and the roar of the crowd from the Gaelic Grounds on match days. You’ll be spending a lot of time on the 302 bus or stuck in traffic at the Coonagh Cross roundabout.

Market Median

23
/m²/mo
9.8% Discountvs Limerick avg
LowHigh
19.527.5
Est. Rating3/5
Last ScanFebruary 2026
Signal ConfidenceHigh
Market Speed
Steady
Inventory turnover focus
📈Growth Potential
Stable
Infrastructure outlook

Quick Estimate

Coolraine @ 23/m²/mo

1,380

District Highlights

Shopping
Jetland Shopping Centre
Education
TUS (Technological University of the Shannon)
Grocery
Lidl Ennis Road
Sports
TUS Gaelic Grounds
School
Salesian Primary School

Locals Ask

Is the Average Rent skewed by student housing?

Yes, the proximity to TUS drives high demand for individual rooms, which keeps the m² stats inflated compared to quieter residential zones.

What is the Neighborhood analysis on parking?

Driveways are standard here, but on-street parking becomes an absolute nightmare whenever there's a major hurling match at the Gaelic Grounds.

How is the Investment outlook for Coolraine?

Extremely stable; the constant influx of students and staff to the nearby university ensures vacancy rates stay near zero.

Are the houses energy efficient?

Most are older builds, so unless a landlord has done a deep retrofit, expect to pay a premium on heating to keep those high ceilings warm.

What’s the commute to Limerick city centre like?

It’s a 25-minute walk or a 10-minute cycle, though the 302 bus route is frequent enough if you don't mind the Ennis Road morning crawl.