Kilmactranny Neighbourhood Guide
Sligo
About Kilmactranny
Kilmactranny is a small rural locality in County Sligo, south-east of Sligo town and close to the neighbouring communities of Riverstown, Castlebaldwin, Ballyrush, Geevagh, Ballinafad and Corrigeenroe. It has a quiet, countryside character, with scattered homes, farmland and strong links to the surrounding villages rather than a large village centre of its own. Day-to-day life is peaceful and car-dependent, with many residents travelling to Sligo, Boyle or Carrick-on-Shannon for larger shopping trips, work and services. Local primary-school provision is found in the surrounding communities, while secondary schools are generally accessed in Sligo, Boyle or Carrick-on-Shannon. The N4 corridor is the principal commuting route, giving access towards Sligo and Dublin, while local roads connect Kilmactranny with Riverstown, Castlebaldwin and Geevagh. Nearby pubs and community venues provide much of the social life, supplemented by cafés, shops and services in Riverstown, Sligo and Boyle. Outdoor recreation is a notable attraction, with the Bricklieve Mountains, Lough Arrow, forest walks and the wider Sligo–Leitrim landscape nearby, while local GAA and community organisations remain important parts of rural life.
Property Market in Kilmactranny
Based on 3 properties for sale in Kilmactranny
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What’s in Kilmactranny
Schools
Local primary school serving families in Kilmactranny and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary school serving children from Riverstown and the surrounding countryside.
Small rural primary school serving Castlebaldwin and neighbouring areas.
Mixed secondary school offering education within reach of south-east Sligo communities.
Independent secondary school in Sligo town, serving day and boarding pupils.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main road corridor linking the area with Sligo, Boyle, Carrick-on-Shannon and Dublin.
Rural connections serving neighbouring villages and access to everyday services.
Mainline station offering train services towards Dublin, Longford and the west.
Nearby mainline station providing another Dublin–Sligo rail connection option.
Regional buses provide connections, though rural frequency and exact stops vary.
Amenities
Nearest village conveniences, with everyday shopping and community services nearby.
Traditional nearby pub providing a local meeting place and refreshments.
Broad range of supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, banks and professional services.
Scenic lake nearby, popular for fishing, views and countryside recreation.
Distinctive upland landscape offering walking, views and access to rural heritage.
Principal hospital and urgent-care facility serving the wider county and region.
Contemporary arts centre with exhibitions, performances, cinema and cultural events.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting sporting activity and community participation.
Neighbouring GAA club providing football and community sporting opportunities.
Local venue for meetings, activities and community events.
Local heritage attraction interpreting traditional rural life and buildings.
Community-focused local initiative supporting social activity around the lake district.
Properties For Sale near Kilmactranny
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