About Dungarvan
Dungarvan is a coastal market town on Waterford’s west coast, at the head of Dungarvan Bay and close to the Comeragh Mountains. It has a friendly, practical character, combining established residential streets, newer housing, a busy town centre and easy access to attractive countryside and beaches. Families are well served by local primary schools and secondary education, while Waterford and Cork are reachable by road for wider employment, healthcare and cultural opportunities. Bus Éireann services provide links towards Waterford, Cork and surrounding villages, and the town’s road connections include the N25 and R675; Dungarvan is not served by a railway station. Everyday shopping is centred on Dungarvan Shopping Centre and the town’s independent shops, with cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs around Grattan Square and the quayside. The waterfront, Clonea Strand, the Waterford Greenway and nearby parks provide excellent options for walking, cycling and family leisure. Local landmarks and facilities include Dungarvan Castle, the Civic Centre, the library and the town’s strong GAA, soccer and community-sport network.
Property Market in Dungarvan
Based on 66 properties for sale in Dungarvan
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What’s in Dungarvan
Schools
Catholic primary school serving children from Dungarvan and surrounding communities.
Local primary school providing education for children in the Dungarvan area.
Dungarvan’s secondary-school provision includes established schools serving the wider west Waterford catchment.
Co-educational secondary school offering Junior Cycle and Leaving Certificate education locally.
Provides post-school courses and practical further-education opportunities in the town.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular regional buses connect Dungarvan with Waterford, Cork and nearby towns.
Central bus facilities support regional services and passenger drop-off in town.
Major national route linking Dungarvan eastwards with Waterford and westwards towards Cork.
Regional road serving Dungarvan, the coast and surrounding west Waterford communities.
Popular off-road cycling and walking route running east from Dungarvan towards Waterford.
Amenities
Convenient centre for everyday retail, services and food shopping in Dungarvan.
Central parking facility providing access to shops, cafés and town-centre services.
Important local venue for civic services, community activities and public events.
Historic Dungarvan building and recognisable town landmark near the centre.
Well-preserved Anglo-Norman castle beside the town’s waterfront and civic quarter.
Visit website ↗Popular sandy beach east of Dungarvan, suitable for swimming and seaside walks.
Public library offering books, study space, digital access and community programming.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent local Gaelic games club with teams and activities for different ages.
Established local soccer club providing football opportunities for children and adults.
Community rugby club serving players and families across the wider area.
Popular waterfront venue combining drinks, dining and views across Dungarvan Bay.
Well-known town-centre restaurant associated with Dungarvan’s independent food scene.
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