Crossabeg Neighbourhood Guide
Wexford
About Crossabeg
Crossabeg is a small, predominantly rural village in County Wexford, situated north of Wexford town between Castlebridge and Oilgate. It has a quiet countryside character, with scattered housing, farmland and established village amenities, while remaining within convenient reach of the county town for employment, shopping and services. Crossabeg National School provides local primary education, and secondary schools and further education are available mainly in Wexford and nearby towns. Road access is central to daily life: the R741 connects the area towards Wexford and the north-east coast, while local bus services and nearby Wexford town provide wider connections; rail services are available from Wexford railway station. Residents typically use Wexford for larger supermarkets, retail parks, healthcare and entertainment, although Castlebridge and the surrounding villages provide useful everyday services. Local social life centres on village pubs, community activities and sporting organisations, with GAA playing an important role in the wider parish. The nearby Slaney Valley and rural lanes offer walking and cycling opportunities, while beaches and leisure facilities on the Wexford coast are within an easy drive.
Property Market in Crossabeg
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What’s in Crossabeg
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Crossabeg and surrounding rural communities.
Voluntary secondary school in Wexford town, serving boys from first year onwards.
Girls’ secondary school in Wexford town with a broad academic and practical curriculum.
Boys’ secondary school in Wexford offering junior and senior cycle education.
Higher and further education campus providing courses and services in Wexford town.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route linking Crossabeg with Wexford, Castlebridge and the north Wexford coast.
Town-centre hub for Bus Éireann and other services across County Wexford and beyond.
Rail station providing southbound and northbound services, including connections towards Dublin.
Nearby national-road network supports longer-distance travel through Wexford and the south-east.
Amenities
Local village services support everyday needs, with larger shopping available in Wexford.
Nearby village offers convenience shopping, services and places to eat and socialise.
Extensive supermarkets, independent shops, services and retail parks lie south of Crossabeg.
Major acute hospital providing emergency, outpatient and general healthcare services nearby.
Central library offering books, digital resources, events and community facilities in Wexford.
County GAA grounds hosting matches and events beside Wexford town.
Well-known sandy beach and coastal recreation area, a short drive eastward.
Venue for exhibitions, performances, workshops and cultural events in the town centre.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local GAA club providing hurling, football and community activities for different age groups.
Village facility supporting local meetings, classes, clubs and community events.
Nearby football club offering youth and adult soccer programmes in the area.
County sporting organisation with strong local involvement across hurling and Gaelic football.
Broad choice of cafés, pubs and restaurants is available for regular dining and socialising.
Nearby Areas
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