About Kilmeage
Kilmeage is a small, predominantly rural village in County Kildare, south-west of Naas and within the W91 area. It has a quiet, close-knit character, with homes and local services centred around the village and open farmland, waterways and neighbouring settlements such as Allen, Allenwood, Caragh and Robertstown. Day-to-day life is car-oriented, although local bus services and nearby railway stations provide options for commuting towards Naas, Newbridge and Dublin. Families use the local primary-school provision and travel to larger nearby towns for a wider choice of secondary schools, shopping and services. The village has a local community atmosphere, with traditional pubs and small businesses serving residents rather than a large restaurant or café scene. The Grand Canal and surrounding countryside provide attractive opportunities for walking, cycling and fishing, while the nearby Bog of Allen gives the area a distinctive landscape. Larger leisure, healthcare and retail facilities are available in Naas, Newbridge and Kildare town, all within practical driving distance. Kilmeage therefore suits residents seeking a quieter village setting while remaining connected to Kildare’s main towns and commuter routes.
Property Market in Kilmeage
Based on 2 properties for sale in Kilmeage
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Kilmeage
Schools
Map-listed school and church parking area serving local education and community needs.
Established primary school option in nearby Newbridge, serving children across the local area.
Well-known secondary school in Kildare town, accessible by road from Kilmeage.
Independent secondary school in Newbridge with a long-established local presence.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Key regional route linking Kilmeage with Naas, Newbridge and surrounding villages.
Convenient motorway access for longer-distance journeys towards Dublin and the midlands.
Mainline station offering regular services towards Dublin Heuston and south-western destinations.
Intercity and commuter rail station with services towards Dublin, Cork and Limerick.
Limited regional buses connect the village and neighbouring communities with larger towns.
Amenities
Traditional village pub providing a local meeting place and drinks service.
Scenic towpath and waterway nearby, popular for walking, cycling and fishing.
Nature and walking amenity showcasing the distinctive Bog of Allen landscape.
Nearby major centre for supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and essential services.
Large shopping centre with national retailers, cafés and food outlets.
Nearby public hospital providing emergency, outpatient and wider healthcare services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local venue supporting clubs, classes, meetings and community events.
Gaelic games club providing sporting and social activities for the parish.
Nearby Gaelic games club serving members from Allenwood and surrounding communities.
Active neighbouring community organisation supporting local events and facilities.
Small-scale local services and shops support everyday needs within the village.
Nearby Areas
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