Shannon A Rent Prices in Limerick 2026
Our Verdict
"Bougie"
At a median of €31.5/m², we are officially in the BOUGIE bracket, though you're paying for proximity to global HQs rather than high-end culture. The €42/m² ceiling suggests a market cornered by short-term corporate lets and executive suites that price out the average local worker. It’s a pragmatic location that has become an expensive necessity for those tied to the 343 bus route or the airport tarmac.
The Vibe:This is the heavy-lifting engine room of the region, defined by the constant hum of Shannon Airport and the sprawl of the Industrial Estate. The crowd is a mix of high-earning aviation engineers, tech contractors, and logistics pros who prioritize a three-minute commute over aesthetic charm. It’s a landscape of functional office blocks and newer, high-spec residential units designed for people who spend more time in the air than in their living rooms.
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Shannon A @ €31.5/m²/mo
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Locals Ask
Is Shannon A actually in Limerick city?
No, it’s technically Co. Clare, but the rental market is entirely tethered to the Limerick economic zone and employment hub.
Why are rents hitting €42 per square metre here?
Those top-end prices usually reflect fully serviced, high-spec apartments aimed at international consultants on short-term contracts.
What is the parking situation like?
Unlike Limerick city center, most modern developments here include parking, which is lucky because you'll struggle without a car.
Is the noise from the airport a dealbreaker?
It’s a constant factor; if you can’t handle the sound of Transatlantic flights taking off, look elsewhere.
Is there any value left for long-term tenants?
Value is hard to find at €31.5/m², as the area is increasingly dominated by transient professionals with corporate housing allowances.