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Interesting information about Rathkeale compiled by David Lamont, Press Relations Officer About Rathkeale for the Rathkeale Community Council. Compiled from 2016 Census, CSO, PSRA and other sources. Email: [email protected] Perfectly Located å Rathkeale is perfectly located for businesses, homeowners and visitors between Limerick 94,000 people City and Newcastle West (main road to Tralee and Killarney), on the N21 and at the corner of the new Foynes to Limerick Road (Adare Bypass.) Friendly People å The 2016 Census showed that Rathkeale had 20 minutes’ drive from almost 14,000 people in 1,687 people in 636 The Rathkeale 10 other towns households. Projecting electoral district has a the 2016 ages to 2020, higher than average voter 55% are in the 18 to 64 turnout and is relatively working age group. conservative. Skilled & Professional å While Rathkeale is a rural town, only 7% of its inhabitants work in the Agriculture industry. 43% of work in Commerce, Trade and Professional Services. 14% work in Manufacturing Industries. 34% of Rathkeale people are professional, managerial, techni- cal, or non-manual workers. 27% are skilled or semi-skilled workers and 4% are unskilled. Affordable Property å 61% of Rathkeale people live in their own home and 34% live in Open for Business a rented home. On average 3.5% å Rathkeale has a range of businesses of Rathkeale private dwellings including banks, a supermarket, were sold per year between pubs, restaurants, beauty salons, 2010 and 2019 with a quarterly pharmacies, doctor, and a hotel. per property average value of €135,236. Declined, but can Recover Low Crime å Attract new residents, visitors and businesses, creating demand å Crime reports to the Rathkeale Garda that entrepreneurs and govern- station have fallen dramatically since People & ment agencies want to supply. 2010 and have leveled at around 7 Money å Supplying that demand per 100 people for the past generates revenue, 3 years. wages, salaries and Increasingly Demand for profits, making Popular Never be a Products & Destination prisoner of our Services Rathkeale an past. It was a increasingly popular lesson, not a life place to be for more sentence. people with money …so the cycle continues. Revenue, Supply by Jobs & Businesses & Profits Government About Rathkeale Sheet © May 2020 R2 2019.

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By David Lamont, November 2020 Rathkeale, the Rising Rural Town Rathkeale’s proud, skilled, and active community is enthusiastically working to rejuvenate their town and is seeing some early signs of success. here is a spirited community in West Limerick Deelside Veterinary also moved to a purpose built working on their town’s rejuvenation. They are best in class clinic with easy access from the N21. Tin Rathkeale which is perfectly located on the Tadhg O’Connor added a Euronics electrical section N21 between Limerick City and near Newcastle West in their reorganised furniture store. White’s Food- on the main route to Kerry. It will soon be at the el- store and Filling Station opened a new easy access bow of the new Foynes to Limerick motorway (Adare Fuel Depot. O’Sullivan’s Bar added a new outdoor Bypass), reducing travel time to about 20 minutes for beer garden creating a comfortable safe social experi- many of the 94,000 people in Limerick City. The new ence for patrons, even in winter. Bloomers Catering road also links Limerick to Clare and the town to the started to bring the best of Rathkeale to other towns Wild Atlantic Way. with its new food truck. The Rathkeale Community Rathkeale’s workforce is highly skilled with Council opened a new Community Charity Shop with 34% engaged in professional managerial, technical, bargains on clothes, housewares, books, DVDs, and or non-manual work. 43% work in Commerce, Trade bric-a-brac. Glow Sarah Jane redecorated and upgrad- and Professional Services and 7% in Agriculture.
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