Clogh Neighbourhood Guide
Wexford
About Clogh
Clogh is a small rural locality in north County Wexford, within the Y25 area and close to Ballycanew, Camolin, Craanford and Gorey. It has a quiet, agricultural character, with homes and farms set among the rolling countryside of the north Wexford and south-east Wicklow border area. Day-to-day life is village- and town-oriented: Ballycanew and Camolin provide nearby basic services, while Gorey is the principal centre for larger shopping, schools, healthcare and leisure. Families generally look to the surrounding villages and Gorey for primary and secondary education, with transport depending largely on private cars and local bus services. The N11/M11 corridor is accessible for commuting towards Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford, while Gorey railway station provides a useful intercity rail option. Local social life centres on traditional pubs, GAA activity and community events, with restaurants, cafés and broader retail choice available in Gorey. The area suits residents seeking space, countryside and a close-knit rural setting without being far from the amenities of a substantial market town.
Property Market in Clogh
Based on 4 properties for sale in Clogh
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What’s in Clogh
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Ballycanew and surrounding north Wexford rural communities.
Primary education option serving Camolin and nearby countryside, including families around Clogh.
Multi-denominational primary school offering an alternative educational setting in Gorey.
Large post-primary school in Gorey serving students from the wider north Wexford area.
Gorey post-primary school providing broad academic, vocational and extracurricular programmes.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Major north-south route linking Gorey with Dublin, Wicklow, Enniscorthy and Wexford.
Intercity rail station with services north towards Dublin and south towards Wexford and Rosslare.
Regional bus connections serving Gorey and linking the area with Dublin and southeast towns.
Rural road network provides everyday access to neighbouring villages and the N11 corridor.
Amenities
Town-centre shopping area with independent retailers, cafés, services and everyday conveniences.
Convenient retail centre offering shops and services close to the town centre.
Public library providing books, study facilities, community activities and local information services.
Arts and community venue hosting performances, exhibitions, classes and local cultural events.
Leisure facility offering fitness, swimming and recreational activities for local residents.
Popular nearby coastal destination with beach walks, harbour amenities and seasonal attractions.
Traditional local pubs provide informal food, conversation and community-based evening social life.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established Gaelic games club with teams and activities for children, youths and adults.
Community-based club supporting Gaelic football and local sporting participation around Ballycanew.
Local GAA organisation serving players and families in Camolin and surrounding areas.
Rugby club offering playing, coaching and social opportunities across junior and senior levels.
Local market-style outlet showcasing regional produce, food and independent small businesses.
Nearby Areas
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