About Tubbercurry
Tubbercurry, or Tobercurry, is a busy small town in south County Sligo, positioned between Sligo and the Mayo border and serving a wide rural hinterland including Achonry, Curry, Doocastle and Cloonacool. It has a practical, community-minded character, with traditional streets, local shops and services alongside surrounding farmland and the Ox Mountains. Day-to-day life is generally quieter than in Sligo town, but the town centre has a good choice of pubs, cafés, takeaways and independent businesses. Families are served by local primary schools and Tubbercurry’s secondary school, while further education and broader services are available in Sligo and neighbouring towns. The N17 provides the main road connection towards Sligo and Galway, with regular bus services linking the town to Sligo, Galway and other regional destinations; rail services are available from nearby Ballymote and Collooney rather than Tubbercurry itself. Local amenities include supermarkets, a library, healthcare services, sports facilities and the popular Tubbercurry Old Fair Day festival, which reflects the area’s strong cultural identity. The town is also close to outdoor attractions such as the Ox Mountains, Lough Talt and the recreational landscapes around Coolaney and Charlestown.
Property Market in Tubbercurry
Based on 27 properties for sale in Tubbercurry
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What’s in Tubbercurry
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Tubbercurry and surrounding south Sligo communities.
Mixed second-level school offering Junior Cycle, Leaving Certificate and wider student supports.
Nearby rural primary school serving families west of Tubbercurry and the Bunninadden area.
Local primary provision serving children in Achonry and neighbouring rural districts.
Sligo-based further-education campus offering vocational and post-Leaving Certificate courses.
Visit website ↗Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main north–south road linking Tubbercurry with Sligo, Charlestown and Galway.
Regional buses connect Tubbercurry with Sligo, Galway, Charlestown and other towns.
Nearest useful rail station, serving Dublin–Sligo services from nearby Ballymote.
Alternative rail station north of Tubbercurry on the Dublin–Sligo line.
Regional airport approximately northeast of Tubbercurry, serving selected UK and European routes.
Amenities
Town-centre supermarket providing groceries, household essentials and everyday convenience shopping.
Visit website ↗Public library offering books, digital access, community activities and local information.
Local primary-care facility serving Tubbercurry and surrounding south Sligo communities.
Established town hotel with dining, drinks and accommodation in central Tubbercurry.
Traditional local bar offering drinks and a familiar community meeting place.
Local leisure facility supporting fitness, swimming and community recreation.
Green open space close to town for walking, relaxation and informal recreation.
Annual heritage festival celebrating traditional crafts, farming, music and local community life.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club with teams and activities for children and adults.
Community football club providing youth and adult soccer in the town.
Local association football club with strong participation across community age groups.
Organises the town’s well-known annual traditional fair and heritage celebration.
Supports local traders, businesses and economic activity throughout the town.
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