About Keenagh
Keenagh is a small village in south County Longford, in the N39 area between Longford town and Ballymahon, with Ardagh, Killashee and Newtowncashel among its neighbouring communities. It has a quiet, rural and close-knit character, while remaining within reach of larger town services and employment. The village provides everyday essentials locally, including a shop, pub and community facilities, with a wider choice of supermarkets, schools, healthcare and retail available in Longford and Ballymahon. Keenagh National School serves local primary-age children, while secondary options include schools in Longford town and Ballymahon, depending on family preference and transport. Road travel is central to daily life: the N39 provides the main connection, with Longford railway station and regional bus services offering onward links for commuters. The Royal Canal and surrounding countryside provide opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing and quiet recreation, and nearby Corlea Trackway Visitor Centre is an important local heritage attraction. Village life is supported by sporting and community organisations, with GAA, athletics and other activities helping to maintain a strong sense of local identity.
Property Market in Keenagh
Based on 8 properties for sale in Keenagh
Property types
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What’s in Keenagh
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Keenagh and surrounding rural communities.
Post-primary school in Ballymahon, offering education and extracurricular activities for local students.
Visit website ↗Longford town post-primary school serving students across the wider county area.
Longford secondary school with a long-established academic and sporting tradition.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional road linking Keenagh with Longford, Ballymahon and nearby villages.
Dublin-Sligo railway station approximately west of Keenagh, accessed by road.
Regional bus connections are available in the wider Longford and Ballymahon area.
Popular long-distance walking and cycling route accessible from locations around Ballymahon.
Amenities
Convenient local provision for groceries, household essentials and everyday village needs.
Traditional village pubs providing informal socialising, refreshments and community atmosphere.
Meeting and activity spaces supporting local groups, events and village organisations.
Notable archaeological attraction explaining the Iron Age bog road and local landscape history.
Peaceful waterways and countryside routes suited to walking, cycling, fishing and nature.
Wider supermarkets, pharmacies, medical services, cafés and other facilities nearby.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club contributing strongly to sport and community life.
Community athletics organisation offering training and participation for different age groups.
Local voluntary groups organise events, activities and support across the village.
Agriculture and countryside-based enterprises remain important parts of the local economy.
Properties For Sale near Keenagh
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