About Clonard
Clonard is a small, historic village in south-west County Meath, close to the borders with Kildare and Westmeath and surrounded by the rural communities of Moyvalley, Ballivor, Ballinabrackey, Castlejordan, Longwood, Kinnegad and Raharney. It has a quiet, village-centred character, with homes and local services set among farmland rather than a large suburban housing environment. Everyday life is relatively peaceful and community-oriented, with the parish church, St. Finian’s Hall and local sporting facilities providing important meeting points. Clonard National School serves local families, while secondary schools and broader education choices are generally found in nearby towns such as Kinnegad, Enfield and Edenderry, depending on the direction of travel. There is no rail station in the village, so residents typically rely on cars and regional bus services for commuting, shopping and school journeys; the M4 is accessible via Kinnegad or Enfield for Dublin and Midlands connections. Local shopping and hospitality are modest, with residents using village services and travelling to Kinnegad, Longwood, Edenderry or Maynooth for larger supermarkets, restaurants and retail choice. Pubs, cafés and community events are generally centred on the surrounding villages and parish network rather than a busy nightlife scene. Walking, Gaelic games and other outdoor activities are part of the area’s appeal, while EasyGo Fast Charging Stations provide a useful electric-vehicle facility nearby.
Property Market in Clonard
Based on 11 properties for sale in Clonard
Property types
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What’s in Clonard
Schools
Local school grounds providing children’s play space and football facilities.
Local primary school serving children from Clonard and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby post-primary school serving Longwood and surrounding south Meath communities.
Post-primary option in Enfield, accessible for families commuting towards Dublin.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Nearby rapid charging provision for electric vehicles travelling through the locality.
Strategic Dublin–Galway route accessed via nearby Kinnegad or Enfield.
Regional bus connections serving Kinnegad and onward Dublin and Midlands journeys.
Nearest practical rail option for Dublin-bound commuters, reached by road from Clonard.
Amenities
Important local venue for parish activities, meetings, classes and community events.
Local outdoor pitch supporting school sport and community football activities.
Nearby town centre with supermarkets, shops, cafés, services and everyday retail.
Neighbouring village providing local shops, pubs, cafés and essential community services.
Historic religious and community landmark at the heart of the parish.
Popular walking and cycling route accessible around the wider Enfield and Longwood area.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting sporting participation and community involvement.
Parish-based network helping organise local events, activities and social initiatives.
Local group overseeing the hall and supporting parish and community programming.
Nearby shops, trades and professional services meeting many day-to-day requirements.
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