About Tarmonbarry
Tarmonbarry is a small, close-knit village in County Roscommon, positioned on the River Shannon where the N5 and N63 meet, with Ballyleague on the opposite side of the river in County Longford. The setting is notably waterside and rural, with the Shannon navigation, marina activity and surrounding farmland giving the area a relaxed, outdoors-oriented character. Homes are generally village, countryside and riverside properties, and day-to-day life is quieter than in larger nearby towns such as Longford and Roscommon. Local education is centred on primary schooling in and around Tarmonbarry, while secondary schools and broader services are typically accessed in Longford or Roscommon town. The N5 provides a direct road connection towards Longford and westwards through Roscommon, and local bus services link the village with surrounding communities; rail services are available from Longford station. The village has pubs, cafés and places to eat, alongside essential convenience shopping, while larger supermarkets, retail parks and healthcare services are found in Longford. Leisure revolves around the river, boating, walking and community sport, with nearby clubs and amenities providing a strong village-network atmosphere.
Property Market in Tarmonbarry
Based on 2 properties for sale in Tarmonbarry
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Tarmonbarry
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Tarmonbarry and surrounding rural communities.
Established primary school in Longford town, within straightforward driving distance.
Longford secondary school offering post-primary education and a broad subject range.
Co-educational post-primary school serving Longford and surrounding areas.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗National route connecting Tarmonbarry with Longford, Ballaghaderreen and the west.
Regional national route linking the village towards Roscommon town and central Connacht.
Local and regional buses connect Tarmonbarry with Longford and nearby settlements.
Mainline station providing Dublin and Sligo rail connections, reached by road.
Important Shannon crossing linking the village with Ballyleague and County Longford.
Amenities
Riverside boating area with navigation access, moorings and a pleasant waterside setting.
Recognisable village pub offering a traditional local meeting place and refreshments.
Popular riverside venue associated with dining, drinks and views across the Shannon.
Local venue for community activities, meetings, classes and social events.
Convenient local services for everyday essentials, postal needs and routine errands.
Nearby town provides supermarkets, wider retail, pharmacies and medical services.
Quiet river and countryside routes suited to walking, informal recreation and nature watching.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local fishing group connected with angling opportunities along the Shannon waterways.
Community organisation supporting local events, facilities and village improvement initiatives.
Local Gaelic games network linking residents with club sport and community activity.
Boating-related operators and riverside enterprises supporting tourism and leisure locally.
Small independent businesses provide hospitality, services and everyday support across both villages.
Nearby Areas
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