About Mullinavat
Mullinavat is a small village in south County Kilkenny, set in a predominantly rural and farming landscape between Kilkenny city and Waterford. It has a quiet, close-knit feel, with a compact village centre and homes spread through the surrounding townlands. Day-to-day life is community-focused, while larger shopping, employment and leisure choices are available in Waterford, roughly a short drive away, and in Kilkenny city. Mullinavat National School serves local primary-age children, with secondary-school options generally found in nearby towns such as Ferrybank, Waterford or Kilkenny depending on family preference and transport. The village is conveniently positioned near the N9/M9 corridor, giving motorists straightforward access towards Waterford, Kilkenny and Dublin, and Mullinavat railway station provides a useful rail option on the Waterford–Dublin line. Local amenities include village shops, pubs and community facilities, while the surrounding countryside offers walks, GAA activity and an easy rural lifestyle. Residents typically rely on a car for broader errands, although the railway and regional bus connections add practical alternatives for some journeys. The nearby River Suir, south Kilkenny villages and historic sites around the county provide further opportunities for recreation and day trips.
What’s in Mullinavat
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Mullinavat and surrounding rural communities.
Historic secondary school in Kilkenny city, offering broad senior-cycle and extracurricular provision.
Secondary school in Carrick-on-Suir, serving communities along the River Suir corridor.
Established girls’ secondary school accessible in Waterford for older students.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Station on the Dublin–Waterford railway route, offering scheduled regional train services.
Nearby motorway access towards Kilkenny, Waterford, Dublin and the wider southeast.
Former main route linking Mullinavat with Waterford, Kilkenny and neighbouring villages.
Bus connections serve the village and surrounding south Kilkenny communities, with services varying.
Amenities
Compact local centre with everyday services, small shops and community-oriented facilities.
Traditional village public houses providing informal meeting places and refreshments.
Venue for local meetings, classes, social events and community activities.
Local Gaelic games facilities supporting club training, matches and community sport.
Useful park-and-ride-style facility for residents travelling by train.
Nearby larger urban centre for supermarkets, healthcare, dining, entertainment and general shopping.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club providing sporting activities for local members and families.
Local camogie organisation contributing to youth and adult participation in Gaelic sport.
Local voluntary organisation supporting village facilities, events and community initiatives.
Important local institution connecting families, pupils and village activities.
Nearby Areas
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