About Mulranny
Mulranny is a small coastal village on Mayo’s western seaboard, set between Clew Bay and the mountainous landscape leading towards Achill Island. It has a peaceful, rural feel, with homes and visitor accommodation clustered around the village, the N59 and the shoreline. Daily life is closely connected to nature: the Mulranny Blue Flag beach, coastal walks and the Great Western Greenway are among its main attractions, while Croagh Patrick and Achill’s beaches are within a broader day-trip area. Local education is limited to primary provision, with secondary pupils generally travelling to schools in Newport, Westport or Achill depending on family and transport arrangements. The village has a small selection of pubs, cafés, restaurants and convenience shopping, supplemented by the wider services of Newport and Westport. Bus Éireann services on the N59 provide public transport, while the Greenway offers a popular walking and cycling route towards Newport and Westport. Community life is centred on outdoor recreation, local hospitality and clubs serving Mulranny, Newport and the surrounding parish.
Property Market in Mulranny
Based on 1 property for sale in Mulranny
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Mulranny
Schools
Local primary school serving children in Mulranny and surrounding rural communities.
Primary school in nearby Newport, serving families across the surrounding coastal hinterland.
Mixed secondary school in Westport, offering broad second-level education and established extracurricular activities.
Westport secondary school providing second-level education for pupils from surrounding Mayo communities.
Gaelcholáiste and secondary provision on Achill Island, accessible from Mulranny by road.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main road connecting Mulranny with Newport, Westport, Bangor Erris and Achill.
Bus service linking Westport, Newport, Mulranny and Achill Island.
Traffic-free route passing Mulranny, linking towards Newport and Westport.
Nearest mainline station, with trains connecting Westport to Castlebar and Dublin.
Regional airport approximately ninety minutes by road, with domestic and international services.
Amenities
Landmark village hotel offering accommodation, dining and views towards Clew Bay.
Well-known traditional pub and dining venue near Mulranny on the N59.
Sheltered coastal beach popular for walks, swimming and views across Clew Bay.
Local venue hosting community activities, meetings and events throughout the year.
Local school facilities supporting children’s recreation and community use.
Small local outlet providing everyday provisions and essential postal services.
Nearby town providing supermarkets, cafés, pubs, pharmacy and additional everyday services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local football club supporting youth and adult participation in the community.
Community organisation involved in local development, events and village initiatives.
Local cycling focus connected with the Greenway and surrounding scenic routes.
Long-established hospitality business and prominent employer within the village.
Visitor accommodation contributing to local tourism and seasonal community activity.
Nearby Areas
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