About Tubbercurry
Tubbercurry ( Tobercurry ) is a well-established market town in south County Sligo, serving a wide rural hinterland that includes Achonry, Curry, Doocastle and Cloonacool. It has a friendly, practical character, with a compact town centre, surrounding farmland and a strong sense of community rather than a commuter-town feel. Families have access to local primary and secondary education, while larger centres such as Sligo and Castlebar provide broader educational and employment choices. The town is positioned on the N17, giving road access north to Sligo and south towards Charlestown, Ireland West Airport Knock and Galway; buses provide the main public transport option. Day-to-day shopping is convenient, with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, pubs and services clustered around the centre. Local life is supported by the Coleman Irish Music Centre, Tubbercurry Community Library, sports clubs and community facilities, while the surrounding Ox Mountains and countryside offer walking, fishing and outdoor recreation. Tubbercurry is particularly known for its traditional-music culture, annual events and welcoming rural-town atmosphere.
Property Market in Tubbercurry
Based on 24 properties for sale in Tubbercurry
Property types
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What’s in Tubbercurry
Schools
Local primary school serving Tubbercurry and surrounding south Sligo communities.
Co-educational post-primary school offering broad secondary education in Tubbercurry.
Further and adult education options are available in nearby Sligo town.
Nearby co-educational secondary school serving communities south of Tubbercurry.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main Galway–Sligo road linking Tubbercurry with Sligo, Charlestown and Galway.
Regular regional buses connect Tubbercurry with Sligo, Galway and surrounding towns.
Regional airport near Charlestown, offering domestic and European flight connections.
Nearest mainline station, providing Dublin and regional rail services from Sligo.
Nearby Charlestown provides additional bus links and access towards Mayo and Roscommon.
Amenities
Renowned traditional-music venue, archive and visitor attraction in the town centre.
Local library providing books, digital access, events and community information services.
Convenient supermarket for groceries and everyday household shopping in town.
Visit website ↗Popular local dining venue associated with Tubbercurry’s food and hospitality scene.
Town-centre and roadside businesses provide cafés, services, fuel and independent retail.
Local open space supporting recreation, community activities and outdoor enjoyment.
Nearby upland landscape offering scenic drives, walking and countryside exploration.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local athletics club supporting running, fitness and community sporting participation.
Community football club providing youth and adult soccer activities.
Gaelic games club with football, camogie and community sporting involvement.
Popular annual heritage event celebrating the town’s market-town traditions and community life.
Traditional-music organisation preserving the area’s important musical heritage and local history.
Properties For Sale near Tubbercurry
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