About Ballivor
Ballivor is a village in north-west County Meath, set in a largely rural landscape between Kildalkey, Longwood, Clonard and Delvin. It has a friendly, community-oriented character, with everyday services concentrated around the village centre and countryside immediately beyond. Families are served locally by Ballivor National School, while secondary-school choices are available in surrounding towns including Longwood and Trim. Road travel is central to daily life: the village is connected by regional roads to nearby Meath and Westmeath settlements, with Dublin and larger employment centres generally reached by car or bus connections. Local shopping covers essential groceries and services, while pubs and cafés provide much of the village’s social life. Residents can use the GAA grounds and local playing facilities, with further retail, leisure and healthcare provision available in Longwood, Trim, Mullingar and Navan. The surrounding area is suited to people looking for a quieter village base, open countryside and strong local involvement rather than an urban setting.
Property Market in Ballivor
Based on 4 properties for sale in Ballivor
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Ballivor
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Ballivor and surrounding rural communities.
Primary education option in nearby Longwood, west of Ballivor.
Second-level community college serving Longwood and surrounding areas.
A nearby secondary-school option for families considering schools beyond County Meath.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Key regional route linking Ballivor with Longwood, Kinnegad and surrounding communities.
Connects the village towards Kildalkey, Trim and wider central Meath.
Bus connections serve Ballivor and link residents with neighbouring towns and services.
Nearby Kinnegad provides stronger onward connections towards Dublin and the Midlands.
Dublin commuter rail option, typically reached by car from Ballivor.
Amenities
Provides local convenience shopping, services and everyday community facilities.
Traditional village pubs offering informal drinks, conversation and occasional food.
Local playing facilities supporting Gaelic games and community sporting activity.
Venue for local groups, activities, meetings and community events.
Outdoor children’s play space serving local families and younger residents.
Nearby Longwood adds supermarkets, cafés, services and additional sporting facilities.
Larger nearby centre with restaurants, shops, cafés, leisure and healthcare services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club with juvenile and adult teams.
Local organisations use the centre for classes, meetings and social activities.
Volunteers help maintain and improve the appearance of the village.
Independent shops, trades and services support everyday life in the surrounding area.
Nearby Areas
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