Housing in demand as population of Cahir surges

The Tipperary town has good connectivity in terms of motorway, rail and bus links and is expected to see its population rise 10% in the coming years
In 2016, the census saw around 3,900 residing in Cahir, but anecdotal evidence suggests that is sharply increasing already, with the latest census figures sure to show a further increase when issued in the coming months. Picture: Denis Minihane

In 2016, the census saw around 3,900 residing in Cahir, but anecdotal evidence suggests that is sharply increasing already, with the latest census figures sure to show a further increase when issued in the coming months. Picture: Denis Minihane

Cahir is a town on the up.

Strategically located at the junction of the M8 Dublin to Cork Motorway, the N24 Waterford to Limerick road, and the Limerick to Waterford railway line, it has experienced a surge in population since the turn of the Millenium.

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