About Trim
Trim is a historic market town in County Meath, centred on the River Boyne and the imposing remains of Trim Castle. It has a settled, family-oriented character, with established residential areas around a compact town centre and attractive countryside immediately beyond. Day-to-day life benefits from a good range of schools, local services, independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs, while the castle grounds and riverside walks provide distinctive outdoor amenities. The town is well placed for commuting by road to Navan, Dublin and nearby employment centres, although it has no railway station. Bus services connect Trim with Dublin, Navan and surrounding villages, and Dublin Airport is accessible by road. Education locally includes primary and secondary provision, as well as The School Centre and the Royal County School of Music. Residents also have access to sporting facilities and community resources including the Meath GAA Centre of Excellence, Trim Municipal District facilities and nearby clubs serving Gaelic games, soccer and other activities.
Property Market in Trim
Based on 17 properties for sale in Trim
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What’s in Trim
Schools
Local education and training facility serving learners in and around Trim.
Music education venue offering tuition and performance opportunities locally.
Established secondary school in nearby Navan, serving boys and surrounding communities.
Well-known secondary school in Navan, accessible from Trim by road and bus.
Local primary school serving families in Trim and nearby rural areas.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular regional buses connect Trim with Dublin, Navan and neighbouring towns.
Important routes linking Trim towards Dublin, Summerhill and surrounding settlements.
National route connecting Trim with Navan and wider County Meath.
Nearby motorway access supports commuting towards Dublin and the wider Midlands.
The capital’s airport is reachable by road via the M3 and M50.
Amenities
Ireland’s largest Anglo-Norman castle, with riverside grounds and scenic walking routes.
Visit website ↗Central town parking serving Trim’s historic core and nearby shops and services.
Major county Gaelic games training and development facility outside Trim.
Local education and training centre supporting young people and adult learners.
Local optician providing eye examinations, glasses and related optical services.
Public library offering books, digital resources, events and community services.
Visit website ↗Compact centre offers traditional pubs, cafés and varied casual dining options.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club with teams and community activity across age groups.
Visit website ↗Established local soccer club providing football for children and adults.
Community rugby club offering playing and social opportunities for local members.
Specialist centre based near Trim offering courses and complementary wellbeing programmes.
Visit website ↗Local business network supporting traders, services and economic activity in Trim.
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