About Clonard
Clonard is a small, rural village in County Meath, close to the Kildare border and within the A83 routing area, with farmland, established homes and a strong local-community character. It is well placed for access to Moyvalley, Kinnegad, Longwood and Ballivor, while larger-town services and commuter connections are available a short drive away. Education is centred locally on Clonard National School and its playground and football pitch, with secondary-school choices generally found in surrounding towns. Day-to-day life is quiet and village-based, with local social activity focused on community facilities, parish events and nearby pubs rather than a large commercial centre. St. Finian’s Hall is an important local amenity for meetings, classes and community gatherings. Residents typically travel to Kinnegad, Edenderry, Enfield or larger nearby towns for broader supermarket, healthcare, retail and restaurant choices, while local and neighbouring pubs provide informal dining and socialising. Road connections are the main transport option, with the M4 and rail services at nearby Enfield supporting longer commutes towards Dublin and the Midlands.
Property Market in Clonard
Based on 27 properties for sale in Clonard
Property types
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What’s in Clonard
Schools
Local school recreation grounds serving children and community sporting activities.
Local primary school serving Clonard and surrounding rural communities.
Established secondary-school option within reach for families across the wider area.
Post-primary school option serving families travelling from surrounding villages.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Important regional road connecting local villages with larger towns and commuter routes.
Fast regional connection towards Dublin, the Midlands and the national road network.
Nearby rail station offering services towards Dublin, Maynooth and towns westwards.
Regional bus connections available from nearby towns rather than directly in Clonard.
Quiet local routes connecting Clonard with neighbouring villages and rural hinterland.
Amenities
Central venue for local meetings, social events, classes and community activities.
Outdoor recreation space associated with the local school and village community.
Parish facilities supporting worship, local events and community life.
Nearby town centre with supermarkets, cafés, services, pubs and everyday shopping.
Accessible neighbouring centre offering shops, food outlets, services and rail access.
Traditional venues for informal meals, conversation and community socialising.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting youth and adult participation in the parish.
Volunteer-led groups organising events, activities and social initiatives locally.
Parish-based organisations contributing to worship, fundraising and village events.
Nearby retailers, tradespeople and professional services supporting everyday local needs.
Neighbouring village businesses provide additional cafés, pubs, shops and services.
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