About Emyvale
Emyvale is a small rural village in north County Monaghan, set along the N2 route between Monaghan town and Aughnacloy on the border with Northern Ireland. Known locally as Scairbh na gCaorach, it has a friendly, close‑knit feel, with a strong GAA tradition and a pace of life shaped by the surrounding farmland and rolling drumlin landscape. The village centres on St Patrick’s Church, a handful of shops and services, and long‑established local businesses, while beautiful Emy Lough sits just outside the village, popular for walking and quiet reflection. Primary education is provided locally, with a wider choice of secondary schools available in nearby Monaghan town. Daily life is convenient rather than bustling: residents rely on local shops for essentials and travel to Monaghan town for larger supermarkets and retail. The N2 makes commuting straightforward towards Monaghan or north towards Armagh and Dungannon, and Bus Éireann services link the village with Dublin and Derry. For those seeking a rural base with strong community spirit and easy cross‑border access, Emyvale offers a well‑connected village setting.
Property Market in Emyvale
Based on 2 properties for sale in Emyvale
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Emyvale
Schools
Local Catholic primary school serving Emyvale and surrounding townlands.
All-boys voluntary secondary school in nearby Monaghan town.
Co-educational secondary school with Church of Ireland ethos.
Large co-educational secondary school offering broad curriculum.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main national route linking Emyvale to Monaghan and border.
Intercity service connecting Dublin, Monaghan, Omagh and Derry.
Rural bus services linking villages with Monaghan town.
Amenities
Well-known local pub serving food and hosting community events.
Scenic local lake with walking spots and peaceful views.
Prominent Catholic church at the heart of the village.
Local pharmacy offering prescriptions and health advice.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local GAA club central to community and sporting life.
Volunteer group maintaining village appearance and environment.
Venue for meetings, classes and local social events.
Provides community-based savings and loan services locally.
Nearby Areas
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