About Tyrrellspass
Tyrrellspass is a small, well-connected village in County Westmeath, positioned between Kilbeggan and Rochfortbridge on the N6 corridor. It has a predominantly residential, semi-rural character, with local services centred on the village and larger shopping and employment options available in nearby towns. The village is known for Tyrrellspass Castle and its traditional streetscape, while the surrounding countryside offers a quiet setting for families, commuters and people seeking village life. Tyrrellspass National School serves local primary-age children, with secondary-school options available in Kilbeggan, Rochfortbridge and Mullingar depending on family preference and transport arrangements. The N6 provides straightforward road access towards Dublin, Athlone and Galway, while regular bus services link the village with neighbouring towns; rail services are available from nearby Clara and Mullingar. Day-to-day amenities include local shops, cafés and pubs, with well-regarded food and hospitality at places such as The Thatch and the historic Tyrrellspass Castle restaurant. Residents also have access to GAA and community activities locally, while larger retail, healthcare, leisure and cultural facilities are found in Kilbeggan, Mullingar and Tullamore.
Property Market in Tyrrellspass
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What’s in Tyrrellspass
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Tyrrellspass and surrounding rural communities.
Primary education option in nearby Kilbeggan, serving the town and surrounding area.
Mixed secondary school in Athlone, accessible to families across central Westmeath.
Large community secondary school serving Moate and neighbouring Westmeath communities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route linking Tyrrellspass with Kilbeggan, Athlone, Dublin and Galway.
Scheduled bus links connect the village with nearby towns and wider regional destinations.
InterCity rail services connect Mullingar with Dublin, Maynooth, Athlone and Sligo.
Nearby station provides Dublin–Galway and Dublin–Westport rail connections.
Convenient motorway access is available near Kilbeggan for longer-distance commuting.
Amenities
Historic castle setting offering dining and hospitality in the centre of the village.
Traditional local pub and food venue serving residents and passing visitors.
Convenient local retail provision for groceries, essentials and everyday services.
Important local education and community facility serving families around the village.
Nearby town providing supermarkets, cafés, pubs, pharmacies and everyday services.
Venue for local activities, classes, meetings and community events.
Scenic outdoor destination with walking, cycling, biodiversity and family recreation facilities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club providing sporting and social activities for all ages.
Local hub supporting clubs, classes, meetings and village-based community events.
Historic local landmark operating as a restaurant and hospitality venue.
Established nearby racecourse hosting National Hunt racing and major local events.
Historic whiskey distillery and visitor attraction in nearby Kilbeggan.
Nearby Areas
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