About Trim
Trim is a historic market town in County Meath, centred on the River Boyne and best known for Trim Castle, its medieval streets and a strong community atmosphere. The town is mainly residential, with a mix of established housing, newer estates and surrounding countryside, making it popular with families and commuters seeking more space than Dublin. Local education includes primary and secondary provision in and around the town, alongside The School Centre and The Royal County School of Music. Bus services connect Trim with Dublin, Navan and other Meath towns, while the M3 provides the main road route towards Dublin and the wider region; there is no railway station in Trim. Everyday shopping is concentrated around the town centre, with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and services, while pubs and restaurants give the centre an active evening and weekend feel. Riverside walks, Porchfields, Trim Castle grounds and nearby recreational facilities provide plenty of outdoor space, and the Meath GAA Centre of Excellence is a notable sporting facility. Residents also benefit from community and educational services such as Youthreach Centre of Education, with neighbouring localities including Athboy, Kildalkey, Kilmessan, Navan, Rathmolyon, Summerhill and Kiltale within easy reach.
Property Market in Trim
Based on 19 properties for sale in Trim
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What’s in Trim
Schools
Local education centre offering courses and learning services in Trim.
Music tuition and performance education serving Trim and the surrounding area.
Established secondary school providing post-primary education for local students.
Primary education serving families in Trim and nearby rural communities.
Second-chance education and training provision for young people locally.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular regional buses provide commuter connections towards Dublin and intermediate towns.
Bus links connect Trim with Navan for employment, shopping and services.
Main regional road corridor towards Dublin, Kells and the wider northwest.
Important local route linking Trim with Summerhill and surrounding Meath villages.
Nearest future-facing rail option is outside Trim, with Dublin connections planned via Navan.
Amenities
Iconic riverside Norman castle surrounded by attractive walking areas and historic views.
Visit website ↗Open riverside parkland beside Trim Castle, popular for walking and community events.
Central parking facility convenient for Trim’s shops, services and historic core.
Major county sports complex supporting Gaelic games, training and community activity.
Local optician providing eye tests, eyewear and related optical services.
Specialist centre offering courses and activities focused on shamanic studies.
Visit website ↗Compact centre offers independent cafés, traditional pubs, restaurants and everyday services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club with teams and activities for multiple age groups.
Local association football club providing youth and adult participation opportunities.
Community athletics club supporting running, fitness and competition across age groups.
Prominent town hotel with accommodation, dining and events close to Trim Castle.
Visit website ↗Public library providing books, study space, events and local community services.
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