About Geevagh
Geevagh is a small, rural locality in County Sligo, set among the scenic landscapes of the Curlew Mountains between Riverstown, Ballyfarnon and Drumkeeran. It has a quiet, close-knit countryside character, with scattered homes, farmland, forestry and attractive views towards the surrounding hills and lakes. Day-to-day life is peaceful and car-dependent, although the N4 and regional roads provide practical access towards Sligo, Carrick-on-Shannon, Boyle and beyond. Local education is represented by Glen School, while the Old School House is a notable local building; families also look to schools in neighbouring communities for wider provision. Shopping and services are limited within Geevagh itself, so residents typically travel to Riverstown, Ballyfarnon, Drumkeeran or Carrick-on-Shannon for supermarkets, healthcare and larger errands. The local pub and community facilities provide important meeting places, while nearby lakes, woodland and mountain roads suit walking, fishing and outdoor recreation. Geevagh is particularly appealing to those seeking a rural home, strong community ties and access to the wider north-west, rather than a village-centre lifestyle.
Property Market in Geevagh
Based on 5 properties for sale in Geevagh
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Geevagh
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Geevagh and the surrounding rural communities.
Historic local schoolhouse reflecting Geevagh’s educational and community heritage.
Neighbouring Drumkeeran provides additional everyday education options within convenient driving distance.
The larger nearby town offers broader primary and post-primary education provision.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional connection towards Sligo, Carrick-on-Shannon, Boyle and Dublin.
Useful local route linking Geevagh with Drumkeeran and surrounding Leitrim communities.
Rural services connect surrounding villages, though frequencies and destinations are limited.
Nearest practical rail connection, with services towards Dublin, Sligo and intermediate towns.
Wider rail hub providing regular links along the Sligo–Dublin route.
Amenities
Local facilities support meetings, events, sports and activities for residents.
Traditional local meeting place for drinks, conversation and occasional community gatherings.
Nearby Riverstown provides everyday shops, food outlets and essential local services.
Neighbouring Ballyfarnon offers a small range of shops, pubs and services.
Scenic nearby lake popular for fishing, views and quiet countryside recreation.
Surrounding uplands provide attractive drives, walking opportunities and broad rural views.
Larger nearby centre for supermarkets, healthcare, restaurants, banking and leisure.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local voluntary groups help organise events, activities and support across the parish.
Gaelic games and community sporting activity are central to local social life.
Local cultural events and gatherings help maintain the area’s strong rural identity.
Nearby independent shops, cafés and services provide practical support for residents.
Small local businesses and hospitality venues serve the surrounding countryside.
Nearby Areas
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