About Tyrrellspass
Tyrrellspass is a small village in central County Westmeath, positioned on the N6 between Kinnegad and Athlone, with the N91 providing its local routing connection. It has a quiet, village-based character, while surrounding farmland and nearby towns give residents a rural setting with practical access to larger services. Local life centres on the village’s shops, pubs, community facilities and parish activities, with primary education available locally and secondary schools in nearby towns. The N6 makes commuting by car relatively straightforward towards Athlone, Mullingar, Kinnegad and Dublin, while bus services connect the village with surrounding centres; rail users generally travel to nearby stations such as Clara or Athlone. Tyrrellspass is best known for Tyrrellspass Castle, a distinctive historic landmark beside the village, and for its location close to the Grand Canal and the countryside around Kilbeggan and Ballinagore. Day-to-day shopping and services are available in the village, with broader retail, healthcare, dining and leisure provision in Kilbeggan, Mullingar and Athlone. The area suits residents seeking a calmer, community-oriented base with road access to several Midlands employment and service centres.
Property Market in Tyrrellspass
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What’s in Tyrrellspass
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Tyrrellspass and surrounding rural communities.
Primary education options available in nearby Kilbeggan, a short drive west.
Mixed secondary school serving students from Moate and surrounding Westmeath areas.
Established secondary school in Mullingar, offering education within commuting distance.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Major east-west route linking Tyrrellspass with Athlone, Kinnegad and Dublin.
Local national route connecting Tyrrellspass with surrounding Westmeath and Offaly settlements.
Regional buses provide connections towards Athlone, Mullingar and other Midlands towns.
Nearby Irish Rail station offering services on the Dublin-Galway and Dublin-Westport corridors.
Larger regional station with frequent intercity and commuter connections.
Amenities
Historic fifteenth-century castle and one of the village’s most recognisable local landmarks.
Village-centre area with everyday shops, services and local convenience provision.
Traditional village pubs provide informal meeting places and community socialising.
Nearby town offering supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, pharmacies and additional everyday services.
Local healthcare and pharmacy services available in nearby Kilbeggan.
Scenic nearby route suited to walking, cycling and enjoying central Midlands countryside.
Community sporting facilities supporting Gaelic games and local outdoor activity.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club with adult, juvenile and community participation.
Village venue hosting meetings, classes, social events and local activities.
Community-focused financial service serving members in the surrounding area.
Nearby golf facility providing recreational and social opportunities for local players.
Historic nearby whiskey distillery and visitor attraction in Kilbeggan.
Nearby Areas
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