Ballinode Neighbourhood Guide
Sligo
About Ballinode
Ballinode is a mainly residential area on the eastern side of Sligo town, close to the N4 and within easy reach of the town centre. It has a settled suburban feel, with established housing, newer developments and convenient access to the surrounding countryside around Calry and Drumcliff. Residents are near a broad choice of schools in Sligo, including primary and secondary education, while Sligo town provides further education and training facilities. Commuters can reach the town centre by local bus services or road, with the N4 offering links towards Dublin and the wider north-west; Sligo railway station is also readily accessible by car or bus. Everyday shopping is available in and around Sligo town, including supermarkets and retail parks, while the centre supplies cafés, restaurants, traditional pubs and professional services. Leisure options include nearby parks, the Garavogue riverfront, Sligo Sport and Recreation Campus and the wider walking and outdoor opportunities around Benbulben and Hazelwood. Ballinode is also close to sporting, community and cultural facilities, making it a practical base for families and people working in Sligo town.
Property Market in Ballinode
Based on 12 properties for sale in Ballinode
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Ballinode
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Ballinode and surrounding parts of eastern Sligo.
Established secondary school on the eastern side of Sligo town.
Primary school providing education close to Sligo town’s residential neighbourhoods.
Regional higher-education campus offering degree, professional and continuing-education courses.
Visit website ↗Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route connecting Sligo with Collooney, Boyle, Longford and Dublin.
Terminus for services to Dublin Connolly, with connections through the Irish Rail network.
Local and regional buses connect eastern suburbs with Sligo centre and neighbouring towns.
Central departure point for regional and national services from Sligo.
Regional airport at Strandhill, serving the wider Sligo and north-west area.
Amenities
Nearby centre for supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, banks and everyday services.
Retail destination providing larger stores and convenient shopping on the edge of town.
Major sports facility offering pitches, courts and recreation facilities for local residents.
Public library providing books, study space, digital services and community programming.
Contemporary arts centre and gallery with exhibitions, events and cultural programmes.
Well-known Sligo pub and food venue with a strong traditional local character.
Popular town-centre restaurant known for seafood, modern Irish cooking and casual dining.
Visit website ↗Riverside green space beside the Garavogue, suitable for walks and informal recreation.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Historic League of Ireland football club playing home matches at The Showgrounds.
Established rugby club serving players and families across Sligo and surrounding areas.
Local Gaelic games organisation supporting hurling, football and community participation.
Promotes participation in sport, physical activity and inclusive community programmes.
Recognised arts venue hosting exhibitions, performances, workshops and cultural events.
Properties For Sale near Ballinode
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