About Narraghmore
Narraghmore is a small rural village in south County Kildare, in the R14 area, surrounded by farmland and close to Ballitore, Ballyshannon, Calverstown, Suncroft and Kilmead. It has a quiet, community-focused character, with detached homes, agricultural surroundings and a strong connection to nearby villages and market towns rather than a large town-centre feel. The village is associated with Narraghmore Church and the local community centre, while the wider area is known for country walks, equestrian activity and the historic Quaker village of Ballitore nearby. Families generally use primary schools in Narraghmore and neighbouring settlements, with secondary education available in Athy, Castledermot and Kildare town depending on location and school choice. There is no rail station in the village, so commuting usually involves driving to Athy, Kildare or Newbridge for rail services, or using regional bus connections from nearby towns. Everyday shopping and services are available in Athy, Castledermot and Kildare, while local pubs and cafés provide occasional social options in the surrounding villages. The area suits residents looking for a peaceful countryside setting within reach of the M9, N9 and larger Kildare towns, although a car is generally important for commuting, shopping and school runs.
Property Market in Narraghmore
Based on 6 properties for sale in Narraghmore
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What’s in Narraghmore
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Narraghmore and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary school in the historic village of Ballitore, serving local families.
Co-educational secondary school serving Kilcullen and surrounding south Kildare areas.
Secondary school in Athy offering post-primary education and a broad subject range.
Post-primary school providing education for students from Castledermot and nearby rural districts.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Important local route linking Narraghmore with Kilcullen, Athy and surrounding villages.
Nearby motorway access towards Dublin, Carlow, Kilkenny and the wider southeast.
Dublin–Waterford line station providing commuter and intercity services from nearby Athy.
Frequent rail services towards Dublin, Portlaoise and the wider Irish Rail network.
Regional bus connections are generally accessed through nearby larger towns.
Amenities
Local venue for community activities, meetings and events in the village.
Historic local church and recognisable landmark within the village community.
Small local library serving Ballitore and nearby communities with reading facilities.
Nearby town centre with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and essential services.
Well-known outlet shopping destination with restaurants, cafés and visitor facilities.
Local fitness and leisure facility offering sports and exercise amenities.
Notable early medieval monument and visitor attraction a short drive away.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games organisation supporting sporting and community activities.
Volunteer-led group helping organise village events and local initiatives.
Historic Quaker site reflecting the distinctive heritage of nearby Ballitore.
Established rugby club providing teams and community sporting opportunities in Athy.
Local golf club offering an 18-hole course and club facilities near Athy.
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