Lecarrow Neighbourhood Guide
Roscommon
About Lecarrow
Lecarrow is a small rural locality in County Roscommon, in the F45 routing area, with the open countryside and close-knit character typical of west Roscommon. It sits within easy reach of Ballyhaunis, Ballinlough, Lisacul, Loughglynn and Kilmovee, so residents generally combine local services with shopping, schooling and commuting in nearby towns. Daily life is peaceful and car-dependent, with detached homes, farms and scattered settlement rather than a defined village centre. Primary-school provision is available in surrounding communities, while older pupils typically travel to secondary schools in Ballyhaunis, Castlerea or nearby towns. Road access is the main transport option, with regional roads connecting towards Ballyhaunis, Castlerea and the N17; public transport is limited compared with larger centres. Local social life is centred on parish facilities, GAA activity and traditional pubs in the surrounding villages, with larger selections of shops, cafés and services in Ballyhaunis and Castlerea. The area suits residents seeking space, countryside and community ties, while Galway, Sligo and larger employment centres require a longer commute.
Property Market in Lecarrow
Based on 2 properties for sale in Lecarrow
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Lecarrow
Schools
Local primary-school provision serving children in the surrounding rural community, subject to current enrolment arrangements.
Mixed post-primary school offering broad academic, vocational and extracurricular programmes.
Mixed secondary school serving families across parts of east Mayo and neighbouring Roscommon.
Primary-school options available in Castlerea, a nearby service town west of Lecarrow.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local roads connect Lecarrow with Ballyhaunis, Ballinlough, Lisacul, Loughglynn and Kilmovee.
The N17 provides longer-distance access between Galway, Tuam, Claremorris, Ballyhaunis and Sligo.
InterCity rail station on the Dublin–Westport/Ballina line, reached by road from Lecarrow.
Rail station on the Dublin–Westport/Ballina route, serving the wider Roscommon area.
Regional bus connections are available in larger nearby towns, with limited rural frequency.
Amenities
Nearby service centre with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday services.
Established Roscommon market town providing retail, professional, healthcare and hospitality services.
Local primary-care and community-health services serving Ballyhaunis and surrounding districts.
Woodland and lakeside countryside offering quiet walks and outdoor recreation nearby.
Public library providing books, digital resources, community activities and local information.
Local sports and fitness facility serving residents of Ballyhaunis and surrounding villages.
Neighbouring villages provide informal pubs, music and community gatherings rather than nightlife venues.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local groups help organise parish events, social activities and community initiatives.
Gaelic games club providing underage and adult football and hurling activities.
Community-based Gaelic games club serving Ballinlough and surrounding rural areas.
Local soccer club providing football activity for children, youths and adults.
Independent retailers and service providers support the nearby town’s commercial and community life.
Nearby Areas
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