Calry Neighbourhood Guide
Sligo
About Calry
Calry is a mainly rural and semi-rural area on the eastern side of Sligo town, extending towards the foothills and lakeside landscapes around Lough Gill. It offers a quieter countryside setting while remaining close to Sligo’s shops, services, workplaces and cultural life. The surrounding area includes established communities such as Ballinode, Carraroe, Ballygawley and Dromahair, giving residents a choice of village and town amenities. Families are within reach of primary and secondary schools in and around Sligo, while further education is available at ATU Sligo. Daily shopping and cafés are concentrated mainly in Sligo town, with local pubs and restaurants serving the wider rural hinterland. Road access is the principal transport option, with Sligo railway station and frequent regional bus services available for commuting and longer journeys. Outdoor recreation is a strong feature, with Lough Gill, wooded countryside, walking routes and Parke’s Castle among the area’s notable attractions.
Property Market in Calry
Based on 2 properties for sale in Calry
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Calry
Schools
Local primary school serving children in the Calry area and surrounding rural communities.
Post-primary community college serving pupils from Sligo and nearby eastern districts.
Established co-educational secondary school located close to Sligo town centre.
Third-level institute offering degree, apprenticeship and further education programmes.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route connecting Calry and Sligo with eastern County Sligo.
Intercity rail terminus providing services towards Dublin and intermediate western destinations.
Regional and town bus routes connect Sligo with surrounding villages and counties.
Nearby transport hub with local, regional and intercity bus connections.
Amenities
Sixteenth-century castle on Lough Gill, with grounds, tours and scenic lakeside views.
Visit website ↗Large scenic lake offering attractive views, boating opportunities and nearby walking countryside.
Primary nearby centre for supermarkets, independent shops, banks, cafés and everyday services.
Sligo arts centre presenting exhibitions, performances, cinema and community cultural events.
Public sports facility offering fitness, swimming and indoor recreational activities.
Popular wooded recreation area near Lough Gill with walking routes and family outings.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Historic League of Ireland football club based at The Showgrounds in Sligo.
Established rugby club providing adult, youth and community sporting activities.
Local tennis club offering courts, coaching and competitive opportunities near Sligo.
Family-oriented heritage attraction showcasing traditional rural life and local history.
Nearby town centre provides broad choice of independent dining, traditional pubs and cafés.
Nearby Areas
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