Corrigeenroe Neighbourhood Guide
Roscommon
About Corrigeenroe
Corrigeenroe is a rural locality in County Roscommon, close to the villages and small towns of Boyle, Knockvicar and Ballyfarnon, with the F52 routing area extending across this scenic part of north-west Roscommon. The setting is quiet and countryside-oriented, with scattered homes, farmland, woodland and access to the lakes and waterways of the Shannon and Lough Key region. Day-to-day life is car-dependent, although Boyle provides the nearest concentration of shops, services, schools, cafés, pubs and rail connections. Families have access to primary education in surrounding villages and towns, while secondary-school options are available in Boyle and nearby larger settlements. Local leisure is strongly linked to the outdoors, including Lough Key Forest and Activity Park, the Shannon Blueway and walking routes around Knockvicar and Ballyfarnon. Pubs, cafés and restaurants are found mainly in Boyle, Ballyfarnon and neighbouring villages rather than within Corrigeenroe itself. The area also benefits from nearby heritage and cultural attractions, including King House in Boyle, Boyle Abbey and the wider landscapes around Lough Key and the Curlew Mountains. Commuters generally rely on the regional road network, with Boyle railway station offering services towards Dublin and Sligo.
Property Market in Corrigeenroe
Based on 1 property for sale in Corrigeenroe
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Corrigeenroe
Schools
Local primary school serving families in Knockvicar and the surrounding rural district.
Primary school serving Boyle and nearby countryside communities, subject to enrolment availability.
Primary school serving Ballyfarnon and surrounding north Roscommon communities.
Local post-primary school providing second-level education and community facilities in Boyle.
Independent secondary school in Sligo, a longer-distance option for some families.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Train station on the Dublin–Sligo line, providing regional commuter and intercity connections.
Regional route linking Boyle with Roscommon, Athlone and the wider national road network.
Regional road connecting Boyle, Ballyfarnon and the scenic north Roscommon area.
Rural public transport serving selected communities and connecting residents with nearby towns.
Regional bus connections available from Boyle towards surrounding towns and larger centres.
Amenities
Major outdoor attraction offering forest walks, adventure activities, boating and family recreation.
Riverside green space near the town centre with walking areas and recreational facilities.
Restored eighteenth-century Georgian mansion and visitor attraction in central Boyle.
Impressive twelfth-century Cistercian abbey and one of Boyle’s best-known landmarks.
Popular town-centre restaurant serving Mediterranean-influenced food and casual dining.
Local department store providing groceries, household goods, clothing and everyday shopping.
Community hub offering family, social, educational and local support services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established local football club providing teams and activities for young players.
Gaelic games club supporting football, hurling and community sporting activities.
Large visitor attraction and leisure business centred on forest-based outdoor activities.
Annual arts event bringing music, theatre, visual arts and culture to the town.
Local community facility supporting events, activities and services for surrounding residents.
Nearby Areas
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