About Fuerty
Fuerty is a rural parish in County Roscommon, west of Roscommon town and close to the River Suck, with Athleague, Castlecoote and Ballinaheglish among its neighbouring communities. The area is predominantly countryside, with scattered homes, farmland and small village settlements, giving it a quiet, community-oriented character rather than an urban feel. Roscommon town provides the main concentration of secondary education, shopping, healthcare and everyday services, while Athleague and Castlecoote offer closer local points of interest. Families generally rely on nearby villages and Roscommon for schools, with primary provision available in the surrounding parish communities and a wider choice in the town. Road travel is the principal transport option: the N63 and N61 provide connections towards Roscommon, Galway and wider County Roscommon, while Athleague is served by the Dublin–Westport railway line. Local social life centres on parish activities, GAA and traditional pubs, with restaurants, cafés and larger retail options mainly found in Roscommon town. The surrounding countryside and the River Suck corridor suit walking, fishing and outdoor recreation, while notable nearby attractions include the restored 17th-century Castlecoote House and the village of Athleague. Fuerty is therefore best suited to residents seeking a rural home within practical driving distance of Roscommon town and regional transport links.
Property Market in Fuerty
Based on 1 property for sale in Fuerty
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Fuerty
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Fuerty and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary school serving Athleague and neighbouring parts of central Roscommon.
Roscommon town secondary school offering post-primary education for nearby families.
Established Roscommon town secondary school providing post-primary education and extracurricular activities.
Regional further-education and training options available through centres around Roscommon and Galway.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Key regional route linking Roscommon town with Athleague, Galway and surrounding communities.
Regional road connecting Roscommon with Athlone, Boyle and wider County Roscommon.
Nearby station on the Dublin–Westport railway line, serving regional rail passengers.
Mainline station providing services towards Dublin, Athlone, Westport and nearby towns.
Regional bus connections serving Galway, Athlone, Longford and other destinations.
Amenities
Main nearby hub for supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, services and everyday retail.
Public library offering books, study facilities, digital access and community programming.
Public leisure facility with fitness, swimming and activity provision near the town.
Local Athleague pub providing food, drinks and a community meeting place.
Central Roscommon area with dining, coffee, takeaway and evening hospitality options.
Regional hospital providing emergency, outpatient and wider healthcare services.
Town park with open green space, walking areas and family recreation facilities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Parish Gaelic games club supporting local teams, juvenile activity and community involvement.
Neighbouring Gaelic games club with football, hurling and community sporting activity.
Roscommon town club providing Gaelic football and hurling across age groups.
Local venue supporting parish gatherings, activities, meetings and community events.
Historic estate and nearby landmark set within the scenic River Suck landscape.
Nearby Areas
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