About Annamoe
Annamoe is a small, scenic rural settlement in County Wicklow, lying in the Avonmore valley between Roundwood, Laragh and Glendalough, with Lacken nearby. The area is characterised by scattered homes, farmland, woodland and mountain scenery rather than a conventional village centre, making it particularly attractive to people seeking a quiet countryside setting. Everyday life is car-dependent, although the nearby villages provide essential services and social venues, while larger shopping trips are usually made towards Wicklow town, Bray or Dublin. Families generally look to nearby primary schools in Roundwood and Laragh, with secondary-school options available farther afield. The R755 provides the main road connection towards Roundwood and Dublin, while the R756 links through Laragh towards the Wicklow Gap and the N81; Bus Éireann services connect parts of the wider area, but public transport is limited. Local hospitality includes traditional pubs and cafés in Roundwood, Laragh and the Glendalough area, complemented by restaurants serving visitors and residents. Outdoor recreation is the main leisure asset, with easy access to the Wicklow Mountains, Vartry and Avonmore landscapes, forest walks and the historic monastic site at Glendalough. Annamoe suits residents who value space, scenery and a strong rural community atmosphere over immediate access to urban amenities.
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What’s in Annamoe
Schools
Small local primary school serving children from Annamoe and surrounding rural communities.
Primary school in nearby Roundwood, serving families across the surrounding mountain area.
Local primary school serving Laragh, Glendalough and neighbouring communities.
Established secondary school option within wider County Wicklow, requiring a longer commute.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regional road connecting Annamoe with Roundwood, Kilmacanogue and Dublin-bound routes.
Mountain route linking the Laragh area with the Wicklow Gap and N81.
Regional service connecting parts of north Wicklow with Wicklow town and nearby settlements.
Nearest mainline station, providing Dublin and southeast rail connections from Wicklow town.
Accessible by road for national and international travel, generally requiring a car journey.
Amenities
Popular restaurant and bar near Laragh, known for substantial meals and local hospitality.
Visit website ↗Traditional village pub offering drinks, food and a familiar local meeting place.
Well-known Roundwood venue combining pub atmosphere with food and community socialising.
Gateway to the monastic site, interpretation, walks and visitor services at Glendalough.
Major outdoor amenity with lakes, mountain trails, woodland walks and historic remains.
Nearby everyday services include convenience shopping, cafés, pharmacy and other essentials.
Scenic walking opportunities follow rivers, forests and mountain landscapes around Annamoe.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local venue supporting meetings, activities and community events in the surrounding area.
Community sports club offering Gaelic games and activities for local members.
Local soccer club providing youth and adult participation in the Laragh area.
Important local employer and visitor destination supporting conservation, tourism and outdoor recreation.
Historic tourism business providing accommodation, dining and visitor services near Glendalough.
Visit website ↗Nearby Areas
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