Scramoge Neighbourhood Guide
Roscommon
About Scramoge
Scramoge is a rural locality in County Roscommon, in the F42 postal area, positioned between the villages and small towns of Strokestown, Tarmonbarry and Ballyleague, with Four Mile House, Kilglass, Ballagh and Whitehall nearby. The area is characterised by scattered homes, farmland, quiet roads and a close-knit countryside atmosphere rather than a defined village centre. Day-to-day shopping, cafés, pubs and services are generally found in Strokestown and Tarmonbarry, while Carrick-on-Shannon provides a wider choice of retail, restaurants, healthcare and leisure facilities. Families use nearby primary schools in the surrounding parishes, with secondary education available in Strokestown and Carrick-on-Shannon, depending on location and school choice. Driving is the practical main transport option, with access towards the N5, N61 and N4 helping commuters reach Roscommon, Longford, Carrick-on-Shannon and further afield. Tarmonbarry and Ballyleague offer attractive riverside surroundings along the River Shannon, including boating and walking opportunities, while Strokestown is known for Strokestown Park and its historic town setting. Local life is centred on parish, GAA and community activities, with pubs and small businesses serving as important meeting places in the surrounding villages.
What’s in Scramoge
Schools
Local primary school serving children and families in the Four Mile House area.
Primary education serving Strokestown and surrounding rural communities.
Village primary school serving families around Tarmonbarry and the Shannon corridor.
Mixed second-level school serving pupils from a broad north Roscommon catchment.
Voluntary secondary school offering education and extracurricular activities in Carrick-on-Shannon.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Key regional route towards Longford, Ballaghaderreen and connections across central Ireland.
Connects the surrounding area with Roscommon town, Athlone and north Roscommon.
Major route providing access towards Sligo, Longford, Dublin and regional towns.
InterCity rail station on the Dublin–Sligo line, with onward connections east and west.
Regional bus connections serving Strokestown and nearby towns, with timetables varying.
Amenities
Historic estate with museum, gardens, woodland walks and seasonal visitor attractions.
Popular riverside venue for food, drinks and views near the Shannon crossing.
Nearby village providing everyday conveniences, pubs, food outlets and marina-side amenities.
Small traditional centre with shops, cafés, pubs, pharmacy and essential local services.
Outdoor and waterside recreation opportunities available around nearby Shannon and Lough Ree waterways.
Public library offering books, computers, events and community services in the regional town.
Broader selection of supermarkets, shops, medical services and leisure facilities nearby.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Gaelic games club providing sporting and social activities for the local community.
Established Roscommon GAA club serving communities south of the locality.
Venue for local meetings, activities and community events in the village.
Local golf club offering a course and clubhouse facilities near Strokestown.
Shannon-side marina supporting boating, angling and waterside visitor activity.
Nearby Areas
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