About Toomevara
Toomevara is a village in north County Tipperary, positioned between Nenagh and Thurles and close to the M7 corridor, with the E45 routing key. It has a compact, friendly village character, surrounded by farmland and small rural settlements including Ballymackey and Dolla, while Roscrea, Templemore and Borrisoleigh are within practical driving distance. Day-to-day life is community-focused, with local shops, pubs and services in or around the village and larger retail, healthcare and leisure choices available in Nenagh and Thurles. Families are served by local primary education, with secondary schools and further services found in nearby towns. Road travel is central to commuting, with access to the M7 at nearby junctions and regular bus connections along the N62 and surrounding routes; rail services are available from Nenagh, Thurles and Templemore. Local social life centres on village pubs, GAA activity and community events, while the surrounding countryside offers walking, cycling and field-sport opportunities. Toomevara is especially suited to residents seeking a quieter rural setting without being far from the main towns and national road network.
Property Market in Toomevara
Based on 3 properties for sale in Toomevara
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Toomevara
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Toomevara and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby co-educational secondary school serving students from north Tipperary.
Large post-primary school in Nenagh offering broad academic and practical programmes.
Community college providing secondary education and further learning opportunities in Thurles.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Major Dublin–Limerick route accessible via nearby Nenagh and Roscrea junctions.
Key regional route linking Toomevara with Nenagh, Thurles and Roscrea.
Regional bus connections serve Toomevara and link surrounding north Tipperary towns.
Rail station providing connections towards Limerick and Ballybrophy for wider travel.
Mainline station offering frequent Dublin–Limerick corridor services and onward connections.
Amenities
Compact local centre with everyday shops, services and community facilities.
Traditional village public houses provide informal meeting places and local hospitality.
Nearby town centre with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and professional services.
Public leisure facility with fitness, swimming and exercise facilities in Nenagh.
Local arts venue hosting exhibitions, performances, classes and community events.
Accessible lake area near Nenagh offering boating, walking and outdoor recreation.
Local grounds supporting Gaelic games, training and community sporting activity.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established local club offering Gaelic football, hurling and community participation.
Young rural community organisation involved in social, agricultural and local activities.
Village venue used for meetings, classes, events and local social activities.
Local business network supporting enterprise, trading and commercial activity in Nenagh.
Prominent nearby hurling club representing the Borrisoleigh and Ileigh communities.
Nearby Areas
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