About Cloughjordan
Cloughjordan is a small, historic market town in north County Tipperary, close to the Offaly border and within easy reach of Moneygall, Borrisokane and Nenagh. It has a friendly, community-minded character, combining traditional town-centre streets and period buildings with surrounding farmland and the well-known Cloughjordan Ecovillage. Day-to-day life is relatively quiet and rural, with local shops, cafés, pubs and community facilities serving residents, while larger shopping and employment services are available in Nenagh and nearby towns. Cloughjordan National School provides local primary education, with secondary-school options generally found in Borrisokane, Nenagh and Birr depending on family preference and transport. The town is one of the more accessible rural settlements in the area because Cloughjordan Train Station provides services towards Nenagh, Roscrea and Limerick, with onward connections, while road links connect to the N52 and M7. The local social scene centres on traditional pubs, community events and the cafés and enterprises associated with the ecovillage. Residents also have access to the Cloughjordan Community Farm, woodland and walking routes, and Bike Park Ireland, making the area particularly attractive to people who value outdoor recreation and a strong local identity.
Property Market in Cloughjordan
Based on 2 properties for sale in Cloughjordan
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Cloughjordan
Schools
Local primary school serving Cloughjordan and surrounding rural communities.
Co-educational secondary school serving students from north Tipperary.
Large co-educational secondary school with broad curricular and extracurricular provision.
Secondary school option within north Tipperary, serving surrounding towns and villages.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local station on the Ballybrophy–Limerick line, with services through Nenagh and Roscrea.
Key regional road linking Cloughjordan with Nenagh, Borrisokane and the wider Midlands.
Useful motorway connection for longer journeys towards Limerick, Dublin and larger employment centres.
Rural bus connections link Cloughjordan with nearby towns and essential services.
Amenities
Outdoor cycling attraction offering mountain-bike trails and active recreation near Cloughjordan.
Visit website ↗Community-focused workspace and enterprise hub supporting local businesses and initiatives.
Ecovillage-based farm and education project focused on sustainable food production.
Local library providing books, digital access, events and community information services.
Visit website ↗Small-town venues provide informal dining, coffee, conversation and traditional evening socialising.
Distinctive sustainable settlement with gardens, events, workshops and community facilities.
Convenient village retail provision covers everyday groceries, services and household essentials.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club providing football, hurling and community sporting activities.
Local organisation supporting events, amenities, volunteering and town development initiatives.
Sustainable community with resident-led projects, workshops, gardens and visitor activities.
Local food and education enterprise associated with the ecovillage and sustainability projects.
Volunteer group helping maintain and improve the town’s appearance and public spaces.
Nearby Areas
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