About Tullaghan
Tullaghan is a small coastal village in north County Leitrim, positioned between Bundoran and Kinlough on the N15 and close to the Donegal border. It has a quiet, rural-residential character, with open countryside, Atlantic scenery and easy access to the beaches, shops and services of Bundoran. Daily life is peaceful and community-focused, although many residents travel to Bundoran, Ballyshannon or Sligo for a wider range of employment, shopping and education. Tullaghan itself has limited services, so local amenities are generally supplemented by Bundoran’s supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, pubs, leisure facilities and health services. Nearby schools include Tullaghan National School and secondary-school options in Ballyshannon and Bundoran, while the regional bus network provides connections along the N15; most commuting and errands are easiest by car. The surrounding coast and countryside offer walking, surfing, fishing and other outdoor activities, with Rougey Walk and Bundoran’s beaches particularly accessible. Local landmarks and community life include Tullaghan village, nearby Kinlough and the wider Erne and Atlantic coastal landscape, while Ballyshannon provides additional cultural, sporting and commercial facilities.
Property Market in Tullaghan
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What’s in Tullaghan
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Tullaghan and surrounding rural communities.
Established primary school serving Ballyshannon and nearby communities across the border area.
Primary education option in Ballyshannon, serving families from the wider locality.
Co-educational secondary school with a broad curriculum and established local catchment.
Nearby secondary school serving Bundoran and surrounding north-west Leitrim communities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main north–south route linking Tullaghan with Bundoran, Ballyshannon, Sligo and Donegal.
Regional service connecting the area with Ballyshannon, Sligo, Donegal and Letterkenny.
Nearby stops provide more frequent regional connections than Tullaghan village itself.
Nearest mainline station, offering rail connections towards Dublin, Longford and western destinations.
Regional airport serving selected domestic routes, approximately a longer drive north-west.
Amenities
Small-scale local services, with larger everyday shopping available nearby in Bundoran and Ballyshannon.
Compact town centre with supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, pubs and useful everyday services.
Popular Atlantic seafront for walking, swimming, surfing and coastal views.
Established surf school and shop supporting lessons, equipment hire and coastal activities.
Family aquatic and leisure facility with pools and indoor recreational amenities.
Local library providing books, public access facilities, events and community information.
Outdoor activity centre in Bundoran offering surfing, kayaking and group adventure programmes.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local venue supporting community activities, meetings and events in the village.
Gaelic games organisation serving Tullaghan and the surrounding parish community.
Community surf club reflecting Bundoran’s strong Atlantic watersports tradition.
Nearby coastal golf club offering a scenic links-style sporting amenity.
Established Gaelic games club providing sporting and social activities in Ballyshannon.
Nearby Areas
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