About Ballivor
Ballivor is a small, welcoming village in north-west County Meath, positioned between Kildalkey, Longwood, Clonard and Delvin, with the C15 routing area serving the locality. It has a predominantly rural and residential character, appealing to households who want village services, community life and access to larger towns while living amid open farmland. Ballivor National School provides local primary education, while post-primary choices are generally found in nearby towns such as Trim, Longwood, Kells or Mullingar, depending on family preference and transport. The village centre has everyday conveniences, including shops, cafés and pubs, while nearby towns provide a broader choice of supermarkets, restaurants and services. Local social life is strongly community-based, with traditional pubs, sporting organisations and events centred on the parish and village. Road travel is the principal commuting option: the R161 connects Ballivor towards Trim and Athboy, with links west towards Kinnegad and Mullingar and south towards Longwood and Kildare routes. There is no railway station in Ballivor, so commuters typically drive to stations such as Enfield or Kilcock, or connect by bus to larger transport hubs. GAA, walking and other local recreational activities are important parts of life, while the surrounding countryside offers quiet roads and open landscapes for outdoor leisure.
Property Market in Ballivor
Based on 4 properties for sale in Ballivor
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What’s in Ballivor
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Ballivor and surrounding rural communities.
Mixed post-primary school offering a broad curriculum and senior-cycle education.
Established post-primary school serving students from Mullingar and surrounding areas.
Nearby rural primary school serving families in the wider Ballivor area.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route linking Ballivor with Trim, Athboy and surrounding Meath villages.
Useful westbound road connection to Kinnegad, Mullingar and the national road network.
Bus connections serve Ballivor and link residents with nearby towns and transport hubs.
Nearby Kildare line station providing Dublin commuter and regional rail services.
Intercity and commuter rail station connecting west Meath with Dublin and Sligo.
Amenities
Small village centre with convenience shopping, local services and everyday essentials.
Traditional meeting places providing drinks, informal food and community atmosphere.
Venue for local meetings, classes, activities and community events.
Local sporting facilities supporting Gaelic games, training and community gatherings.
Primary healthcare provision serving Ballivor and surrounding rural residents.
Outdoor spaces for children, informal recreation and family activities.
Nearby larger-town choice of supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, banks and professional services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club offering football, hurling and activities for various ages.
Local ladies Gaelic football organisation with youth and adult participation.
Supports local activities, events and community development across the parish.
Welcoming local group providing practical projects, conversation and social connection.
Independent village businesses forming an important part of everyday social and commercial life.
Properties For Sale near Ballivor
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