Dunally Neighbourhood Guide
Sligo
About Dunally
Dunally is a mainly rural, low-density locality in County Sligo, close to the eastern side of Sligo town and neighbouring Ballinode, Calry, Drumcliff and Glencar. It has a peaceful countryside feel, with homes and farmland set among the landscapes that lead towards the Ox Mountains and Benbulben area, while Sligo’s town-centre services remain within practical driving distance. Residents generally rely on nearby Sligo for secondary education, shopping, healthcare, cafés, restaurants and evening activity, with smaller local facilities found in surrounding villages. Primary-school options include schools around Calry, Ballinode and Sligo, while secondary pupils commonly travel into Sligo town. Bus services are available on routes serving Sligo and nearby settlements, although a car is typically the most convenient option for daily commuting from Dunally. Sligo railway station provides Dublin-facing rail services, and the N4 gives access towards Dublin and the west, with the N15 and regional roads linking north towards Drumcliff and Donegal. Leisure opportunities include walks around Hazelwood, Lough Gill and Doorly Park, while Sligo’s clubs, gyms, theatre, cinema and music venues provide a broader choice of activities. The area suits people seeking a quiet rural setting without being far from Sligo’s employment, education and cultural amenities.
Property Market in Dunally
Based on 9 properties for sale in Dunally
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Dunally
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Calry and surrounding rural communities.
Independent co-educational secondary school on the northern side of Sligo town.
Well-established Catholic secondary school for boys in Sligo town.
Secondary school providing education for girls in the town.
Third-level campus offering degree, apprenticeship and further education opportunities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Mainline station offering regular services between Sligo, Longford and Dublin Connolly.
Local and regional buses connect surrounding settlements with Sligo town services.
Primary eastbound route linking Sligo with Boyle, Carrick-on-Shannon and Dublin.
National route running north from Sligo towards Drumcliff, Bundoran and Donegal.
Central terminus for Bus Éireann and regional services across the northwest.
Amenities
Popular woodland and lakeside amenity beside Lough Gill, with walking routes.
Riverside public park near Sligo town with paths and recreational space.
Contemporary arts venue hosting exhibitions, events and cultural programmes.
Central Sligo pub known for food, drinks and a lively atmosphere.
Historic Sligo bar and grocery with a traditional, characterful setting.
Central shopping centre with shops and convenient town-centre services.
Main acute hospital serving Sligo and the wider northwest region.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Professional League of Ireland football club based at The Showgrounds.
County GAA organisation supporting Gaelic games across Sligo communities.
Local rugby club offering playing and social opportunities for various ages.
Volunteer search-and-rescue team serving mountainous areas across the northwest.
Café within The Model arts centre, popular for daytime refreshments and events.
Properties For Sale near Dunally
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