About Tullyallen
Tullyallen is a village and surrounding rural community in County Louth, north of the River Boyne and close to Drogheda, with an A92 address and easy access to the M1. It has a settled, family-oriented character, combining village housing with farmland and the historic landscapes around Monasterboice and the Boyne Valley. Daily life is generally quiet and community-focused, while Drogheda provides the widest choice of secondary education, shopping, healthcare, restaurants and cultural facilities within a short drive. Tullyallen National School serves local families, with further primary and secondary options available in Drogheda and nearby villages. Commuters can reach Drogheda, Dublin and Dundalk by road, while Drogheda’s rail station offers frequent Irish Rail services on the Dublin–Belfast line. Local amenities include village shops and community facilities, with larger supermarkets and retail outlets in Drogheda; nearby pubs and restaurants provide informal dining and social options, complemented by the broader choice in Drogheda. Residents also have access to GAA and other community activities, walking and countryside recreation, and notable Boyne Valley heritage sites such as Monasterboice and the Battle of the Boyne visitor area.
Property Market in Tullyallen
Based on 8 properties for sale in Tullyallen
Property types
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What’s in Tullyallen
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Tullyallen and the surrounding rural community.
Boys’ secondary school in Drogheda, offering broad post-primary education and extracurricular activities.
Co-educational secondary school providing Junior Cycle, Leaving Certificate and further programmes.
Girls’ secondary school in Drogheda with academic, sporting and extracurricular provision.
Hospital-linked educational support available within Drogheda’s wider healthcare and education network.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Convenient motorway access towards Dublin, Dundalk and Belfast via the wider national road network.
Important regional route linking Tullyallen and Drogheda with Slane and the Boyne Valley.
Local and regional buses connect Drogheda with surrounding towns and Dublin-area destinations.
Mainline station offering services south towards Dublin and north towards Dundalk and Belfast.
Major airport reachable by road, generally via the M1, for domestic and international travel.
Amenities
Local venue for community activities, meetings, classes and events serving the village area.
Convenient local provision for everyday essentials and informal village errands.
Nearby historic monastic site renowned for its round tower and finely carved high crosses.
Visit website ↗Historic visitor attraction at Oldbridge explaining the 1690 battle and surrounding estate landscape.
Visit website ↗Retail and food outlets providing broader shopping choice a short drive from Tullyallen.
Scenic riverside walking and cycling opportunities around Drogheda and the Boyne Valley.
Major regional hospital in Drogheda providing emergency, acute and specialist medical services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club central to sporting life and community activity in the area.
Community organisation supporting local events, facilities and activities for residents.
Nearby farm shops, cafés, visitor attractions and independent businesses support local rural tourism.
Established League of Ireland football club providing professional sport and community engagement nearby.
Properties For Sale near Tullyallen
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