About Navan
Navan is County Meath’s principal town, centred on the meeting of the River Boyne and River Blackwater and serving a wide surrounding rural hinterland. It has a practical, family-oriented character, with established residential districts in areas such as Athlumney, Johnstown and nearby Castletown, alongside a busy town centre. Education is well represented, including Saint Patrick’s Classical School and local primary provision such as Saint Ultan’s National School in Bohermeen, while the Montessori School offers an alternative early-years setting. Commuters generally rely on frequent bus services towards Dublin and neighbouring Meath towns, with the M3 providing the main road connection eastwards to Dublin and westwards towards Kells; Navan does not currently have a passenger railway station. Shopping is concentrated around Navan town centre and the Navan Retail Park area, with supermarkets, everyday services and independent businesses complemented by cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs. Blackwater Park is a valuable local open space, with walking areas, football facilities and a popular Parkrun route, while the town also has gyms, community facilities and sporting clubs. Historic attractions nearby include Bective Abbey, Trim Castle and the Hill of Tara, making Navan a convenient base for exploring Meath as well as a well-served place to live.
Property Market in Navan
Based on 97 properties for sale in Navan
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What’s in Navan
Schools
Local primary school serving children and families in the Bohermeen area near Navan.
Visit website ↗Long-established secondary school in Navan with strong academic and sporting traditions.
Visit website ↗Gymnasium associated with Saint Patrick’s Classical School, supporting indoor school activities.
Montessori setting providing child-focused early education in the Navan area.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular regional buses connect Navan with Dublin, Kells, Trim and surrounding communities.
Key road corridor linking Navan with Dublin, the M50 and destinations across Meath.
National route serving Navan and providing connections towards Delvin and the west.
Central stops provide convenient access to local and interurban public transport services.
Amenities
Riverside green space with walking areas, sports facilities and open areas for recreation.
Football pitch within Blackwater Park used for local training, matches and community sport.
Marked start and finish points for Navan’s community Parkrun event in Blackwater Park.
Town-centre shopping destination with retail units, services and convenient everyday facilities.
Out-of-town retail area offering larger-format shops, parking and household shopping.
HSE community resource supporting local health, wellbeing and social-care services.
Public library offering books, digital services, study space and community programming.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent local GAA club offering Gaelic football, hurling and community participation.
Established Navan-area club with Gaelic games for juveniles and adults.
Local rugby club providing playing, coaching and social opportunities across age groups.
County administration based in Navan, supporting civic services and local development.
Business support and workspace facilities for local enterprises and growing companies.
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