About Aughrim
Aughrim is a small, attractive village in east County Wicklow, set in the wooded valley of the Aughrim River and known for its stone buildings, landscaped streets and surrounding hills. It has a settled, rural character, with detached homes, farms and forested countryside extending towards Tinahely, Woodenbridge, Greenan and the Wicklow uplands. Families are served locally by primary education, while secondary-school choices are generally found in nearby towns such as Arklow, Gorey and Tinahely, depending on transport and enrolment. The village is car-dependent for most commuting, with road connections via the R747 and R755 towards Arklow, Rathdrum and the N11; local bus services are limited compared with larger Wicklow towns. Aughrim has a useful village centre with convenience shopping, cafés, pubs and everyday services, while larger retail trips are typically made in Arklow or Gorey. Recreation is a strong part of local life, with the river, nearby woodland, the Sean Linehan Way and the Aughrim amenity area providing opportunities for walking and outdoor activities. Residents also have access to GAA, community and sporting facilities, and the village’s historic Old Station House is a notable local landmark and transport-related heritage site.
Property Market in Aughrim
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What’s in Aughrim
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Aughrim and surrounding rural communities.
Primary education option in nearby Tinahely, serving the surrounding west Wicklow area.
County Wicklow secondary school option in Arklow, reachable by regional road connections.
Mixed secondary school option in Gorey, serving families across north Wexford and south Wicklow.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Historic former railway-related building and recognised local landmark in Aughrim.
Connects Aughrim with Woodenbridge, Arklow and the wider east Wicklow road network.
Links Aughrim towards Greenan, Rathdrum and the Wicklow Mountains.
Nearest mainline station, providing Dublin–Rosslare services and onward regional connections.
Regional service connecting parts of Wicklow with Arklow and Dublin, subject to timetable.
Amenities
Historic village pub offering food, drinks and a traditional local meeting place.
Popular Aughrim dining venue associated with the village’s hospitality and food scene.
Local indoor and community facility supporting sport, activities and group events.
Family-friendly outdoor play area close to the village’s river and amenity spaces.
Scenic riverside walking route following the Aughrim River through wooded countryside.
Small range of convenience retail and everyday services in the village centre.
Local primary-care facility serving Aughrim and surrounding communities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club with strong participation from Aughrim and surrounding parishes.
Community-run venue hosting sports, activities, classes and local events.
Volunteer organisation supporting the village’s appearance, planting and public-realm improvements.
Local traders and businesses contributing to village events and commercial promotion.
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