About Streete
Streete is a small rural village in north-west County Westmeath, close to the Longford border and within reach of Edgeworthstown, Rathowen, Ballinalack, Coole, Lismacaffrey and Multyfarnham. The area has a peaceful, agricultural character, with scattered homes, farmland and a strong parish-centred community rather than a busy town atmosphere. Day-to-day life is car-dependent, although the N4 and nearby rail stations provide useful connections for longer journeys towards Longford, Mullingar and Dublin. Local facilities are focused around Streete Parish Park and Community Centre, while larger grocery shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants and services are generally found in neighbouring villages and towns. Families have access to local primary-school provision, with secondary education and broader services available in places such as Edgeworthstown, Longford and Mullingar. Social life tends to centre on parish activities, GAA and community events, with nearby pubs and village businesses providing informal meeting places. The surrounding countryside offers quiet roads and open landscapes for walking and recreation, while Multyfarnham and Lough Derravaragh are within the wider area for leisure and heritage outings. Streete suits residents seeking rural space and community ties, with practical access to regional employment centres rather than extensive amenities on the doorstep.
What’s in Streete
Schools
Local primary-school provision serving children from Streete and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby village primary school serving families in the Rathowen and surrounding areas.
Secondary and further-education option serving Edgeworthstown and nearby north Longford communities.
Long-established post-primary school providing education and extracurricular activities in Longford town.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route linking the area with Longford, Mullingar and Dublin.
Irish Rail station offering services towards Longford, Sligo and Dublin Connolly.
Useful regional station with Dublin and western rail connections, reached by road.
Limited rural services connect surrounding villages with larger nearby towns and services.
Amenities
Key local venue for parish activities, community gatherings, sport and recreational events.
Visit website ↗Small-scale local provision supporting everyday needs within the village and parish.
Nearby town centre with supermarkets, cafés, pubs, restaurants and essential services.
Convenient neighbouring village with local services and informal community meeting places.
Historic Franciscan site and attractive village offering heritage and countryside outings.
Scenic nearby lake area suited to walking, fishing, boating and outdoor recreation.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local organisations coordinating parish events, activities and support for residents.
Gaelic games club reflecting the area’s strong rural sporting and social traditions.
Neighbouring Gaelic games club providing sporting and community activities locally.
Active local groups supporting events, heritage, recreation and village life nearby.
Nearby Areas
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