About Ardagh
Ardagh is a small, historic village in south County Longford, within the N39 area and surrounded by the rural communities of Ballinalee, Edgeworthstown, Keenagh, Legan, Longford and Ratharney. Known for its attractive village setting, stone buildings and strong local identity, it offers a peaceful countryside lifestyle with everyday needs centred on nearby villages and towns. Ardagh National School serves local primary-age children, while secondary-school options are available in Longford, Edgeworthstown and Ballymahon, depending on family circumstances. The village is convenient for road travel, with Longford town and the N4 corridor providing wider employment, shopping and rail connections; public transport is more limited than in larger settlements, so a car is generally useful. Local social life centres on community activities, traditional pubs and nearby venues, with additional restaurants, cafés and retail choices in Longford, Edgeworthstown and Ballymahon. Residents can enjoy walks through the village and surrounding countryside, while Ardagh’s heritage character and proximity to the Royal Canal and Corlea Trackway make the wider area appealing for outdoor and historical interests. The village’s scale suits people seeking a close-knit, rural environment rather than extensive urban amenities on the doorstep.
Property Market in Ardagh
Based on 7 properties for sale in Ardagh
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Ardagh
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Ardagh and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby secondary-school provision available in the larger town of Edgeworthstown.
Several established secondary-school options are available in Longford town.
Additional secondary education choices are available in nearby Ballymahon.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route serving Ardagh and connecting surrounding Longford villages.
Rural routes link Ardagh with Edgeworthstown, Longford, Ballinalee and neighbouring areas.
Rail services connect Longford with Dublin, Maynooth, Mullingar and Sligo.
Longford town provides the nearest broader range of scheduled bus connections.
Nearby national route gives access towards Dublin, Sligo and regional employment centres.
Amenities
Small village services and local hospitality provide convenient everyday social facilities.
Community and heritage venue reflecting the village’s distinctive historic character.
Quiet streets and surrounding lanes offer attractive countryside walking opportunities.
Important Iron Age oak trackway attraction located a short drive from Ardagh.
Popular walking and cycling route accessible from nearby Longford and surrounding villages.
Nearest major centre for supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, banks and professional services.
Pharmacies, GP practices and wider medical services are available in Longford.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local community organisation supporting village projects, events and facilities.
Gaelic games club providing sporting and social activities for the local area.
Local GAA organisation associated with football and community participation.
Venue promoting local heritage, arts, activities and community engagement.
Nearby independent shops, cafés, pubs and services support regular household needs.
Properties For Sale near Ardagh
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