Is Tramore a good place to live?
The picture is mixed. Households here earn well: unemployment is 7%, and 71% of 15 to 64s have a job. Getting around on foot or by bus is easy (A−): nearly a quarter of commuters walk, cycle or take the bus or train, against 23% in the typical Irish town. Its lowest grade is for cost of living: it takes 6.2 years of the median household income to buy the median home, at €385,600. It lags on safety as well: 4.9 burglaries and acts of criminal damage per 1,000 residents a year, and 8 violent crimes. Overall, that makes a B−, good for #29 of 54 in Co. Cork. That leaves it better than 52% of Irish towns. Its remaining grades are unremarkable: B− for health and B for hazard risk.
Figures: work, commuting and health, CSO Census 2022 · prices, Property Price Register, 2023 to 2025 · incomes, CSO · crime, CSO recorded crime, 2023 to 2025 · radon, EPA.
This town's house price is the median for its whole Eircode routing key, town and countryside together: fewer than 30 sales in the town itself were recorded on the Property Price Register in 2023 to 2025, so its Cost Grade is less sure. This town's Hazard risk Grade uses radon and landslides only: open LiDAR heights don't cover enough of its homes to measure flooding, so flood isn't counted for or against it.