Rathmolyon Neighbourhood Guide
Meath
Rathmolyon is a small village in County Meath, situated in the south-west of the county between Enfield and Trim. It serves a rural hinterland and is within reach of larger settlements including Summerhill, Longwood and Kildalkey. The area is associated with the A83 routing key and has a predominantly local, village-based character.
Area character
Rural village and commuter-friendly countryside setting, with a close-knit community atmosphere, detached housing and farmland surrounding the settlement. Day-to-day services are limited compared with larger nearby towns, so residents commonly travel to Trim, Enfield or other neighbouring centres for broader shopping, employment and leisure facilities.
Schools
- Rathmolyon National Schoolprimary
- Boardsmill National Schoolprimary
- Kildalkey National Schoolprimary
- St Ciarán’s Park, Kells Road, Trimsecondary
- Mercy Secondary School, St Joseph’s Road, Navansecondary
Transport
- Local road network connecting Rathmolyon with Enfield, Trim, Summerhill, Longwood and Kildalkeyroad
- Rathmolyon bus services and regional routesbus
- Enfield railway station, serving Dublin–Sligo services, approximately 15 km awayrail
- M3 motorway access via the Enfield arearoad
- Trim regional bus connectionsbus
Amenities
- Rathmolyon village shops and local servicesshopping
- Rathmolyon community facilities and sports clubscommunity and leisure
- Local GAA and sporting facilities in the Rathmolyon–Kildalkey areasport
- Trim town centre, with supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and independent shopsshopping and dining
- Trim Castle and the River Boyne riverside walksheritage and recreation
- Enfield local services, retail and healthcare provisionshopping and healthcare