About Keenagh
Keenagh is a small village in south County Longford, in the parish of Shrule, with a largely rural and close-knit character. It sits between Longford town and Ballymahon, making it practical for residents who want village life while remaining within reach of larger employment, shopping and services. The surrounding countryside includes farmland, bogland and attractive waterways, with the Royal Canal and the River Inny both important features of the wider area. Keenagh has local primary-school provision, while secondary schools and a broader range of education, healthcare and retail services are available in Ballymahon, Longford and nearby towns. Road travel is the main transport option, with the R397 and regional roads linking the village to Longford, Ballymahon, Ardagh and Newtowncashel; Dublin and Galway are generally reached by connecting to the national road network. Day-to-day needs are served by village shops, pubs and community facilities, while larger supermarkets, restaurants, cafés and professional services are found in Longford and Ballymahon. The area suits families, commuters and those seeking a quieter setting, with walking, angling, cycling and GAA forming an important part of local life. Keenagh’s canal-side setting and the nearby Corlea Trackway Visitor Centre are notable attractions, giving the locality a strong sense of regional history and landscape.
Property Market in Keenagh
Based on 8 properties for sale in Keenagh
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Keenagh
Schools
Local primary school serving Keenagh and surrounding rural communities.
Established secondary school serving boys from Longford and surrounding areas.
Longford post-primary school providing broad second-level education.
Further-education and training courses available in Longford town.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route linking Keenagh with Longford, Ballymahon and surrounding villages.
Intercity rail station providing Dublin–Sligo services, reached by road from Keenagh.
Bus connections from Longford town link with Dublin, Sligo and regional destinations.
Useful commuter and intercity corridor accessed through Longford railway station.
Important north–south road connecting Longford with Athlone and the wider Midlands.
Amenities
Convenient local provisions and traditional hospitality within the village centre.
Venue for local meetings, activities, classes and community events.
Scenic walking and cycling route accessible around the wider Keenagh area.
Important archaeological site showcasing an ancient Iron Age wooden trackway.
Nearby town offering supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, pubs and everyday services.
Larger retail, medical, banking, dining and leisure provision approximately nearby.
Local sporting facilities supporting Gaelic games and community participation.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club catering for juvenile and adult players.
Local football club providing recreational and competitive soccer opportunities.
Local organisation supporting village projects, activities and community initiatives.
School-linked group supporting pupils, families and local fundraising activities.
Nearby independent businesses provide retail, hospitality and professional services.
Properties For Sale near Keenagh
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