About Togher
Togher is a small rural locality in County Louth, south of Dundalk and close to the Irish Sea coast, with Annagassan, Clogherhead, Dunany and Grangebellew among the surrounding communities. The area has a quiet, agricultural character, with detached homes and scattered farms rather than a compact village centre. Everyday education is generally provided through nearby village and town schools, while Dundalk offers a wider choice of primary, secondary and further-education facilities. Most residents rely on a car for commuting and shopping, with access towards Dundalk, Drogheda and the M1; local bus services are more limited than in the larger towns. Shopping, healthcare and a broader choice of cafés, restaurants and pubs are available in Dundalk, while Clogherhead and Annagassan provide coastal outings and local hospitality. The surrounding coastline, beaches and countryside suit walking, fishing and other outdoor activities, and local sporting life is centred on GAA and community organisations in neighbouring villages. Togher is therefore best suited to people seeking a peaceful countryside setting while remaining within reach of Louth’s main employment and service centres.
Property Market in Togher
Based on 1 property for sale in Togher
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Togher
Schools
Primary school serving the rural communities south-west of Dundalk.
Local primary school serving children in the Clogherhead coastal area.
Secondary school in Drogheda, offering education within commuting distance.
Established secondary school serving Dundalk and surrounding County Louth communities.
Further and higher education campus offering courses across numerous disciplines.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local roads connect Togher with nearby villages, Dundalk and Drogheda.
Strategic motorway access supports commuting north towards Dundalk or south towards Dublin.
Irish Rail services connect Dundalk with Dublin, Drogheda, Newry and Belfast.
Mainline station providing frequent commuter and intercity services towards Dublin and Dundalk.
Bus availability is limited locally, with stronger services from Dundalk and Drogheda.
Amenities
Main nearby retail hub with supermarkets, independent shops, services and healthcare.
Popular coastal destination for walks, swimming, fishing and harbour views.
Nearby village providing local services, community facilities and access to the coast.
Extensive coastal landscape offering birdwatching, walking and scenic open views.
Town sports facility providing indoor activities, fitness and community leisure provision.
Central library offering books, study space, digital access and community events.
Major regional hospital providing acute, outpatient and emergency medical services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local GAA club providing Gaelic games and community sporting activities.
Coastal-area club supporting Gaelic football, hurling and youth participation.
Neighbouring community venue hosting local activities, meetings and social events.
Established parkland golf club beside Dundalk Bay, south of the town.
Volunteer lifeboat organisation supporting maritime safety along the local coastline.
Nearby Areas
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