About Dungarvan
Dungarvan is a lively coastal market town on Waterford’s south coast, at the head of Dungarvan Bay and close to the Comeragh Mountains. It has a settled, community-focused feel, combining older town streets and harbour views with modern housing estates and convenient everyday services. Families are served by several primary schools and post-primary options, while Waterford Institute of Technology’s Carriganore campus and other further-education facilities are within commuting distance. The town is well placed for travel along the N25, with regular Bus Éireann services and local connections towards Waterford, Cork and surrounding villages; there is no railway station in Dungarvan. Shopping is centred on the town centre and Dungarvan Shopping Centre, with cafés, restaurants, traditional pubs and the waterfront providing plenty of informal meeting places. The Waterford Greenway begins or passes through the area, offering a popular route for walking and cycling towards Clonea and Waterford. Local highlights include Dungarvan Castle, the Civic Centre, the harbour and nearby beaches, while clubs and community organisations support Gaelic games, soccer, rugby, sailing and other activities.
Property Market in Dungarvan
Based on 67 properties for sale in Dungarvan
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What’s in Dungarvan
Schools
Established primary school serving children in and around Dungarvan town.
Local primary school providing mainstream education for younger pupils.
Post-primary school offering education and extracurricular activities in the town.
Irish-medium post-primary school serving Dungarvan and the wider Déise area.
Long-established secondary school with a broad academic and practical curriculum.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular regional buses connect Dungarvan with Waterford, Cork and nearby towns.
Central coach and bus parking serving visitors and regional public transport.
Main east-west route linking Dungarvan with Waterford, Cork and surrounding communities.
Off-road walking and cycling route towards Kilmacthomas, Waterford and the coast.
Local bus stops provide connections towards Ardmore, Cappoquin and neighbouring villages.
Amenities
Convenient retail centre with shops and everyday services for local residents.
Central parking facility supporting access to shops, cafés and town services.
Public building hosting local services, community activities and civic functions.
Recognisable local venue associated with dining and social occasions in Dungarvan.
Scenic waterside area for walks, views, cafés and access to maritime activities.
Public library offering books, study space, events and community information.
Historic waterfront fortification and prominent visitor attraction in the town.
Visit website ↗Popular sandy beach nearby, valued for swimming, walks and family outings.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Gaelic games club providing football, hurling and community sporting activities.
Local football club with teams and facilities serving children and adults.
Community rugby club offering playing, coaching and social opportunities locally.
Water-based club supporting sailing and maritime activities on Dungarvan Bay.
Independent local brewery contributing to the town’s food, drink and visitor scene.
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