About Curracloe
Curracloe is a rural coastal village in north-east County Wexford, best known for Curracloe Beach and the extensive Raven Nature Reserve. The area has a quiet, community-minded character, with scattered homes, farmland and woodland rather than an urban village layout, while Wexford town is within convenient driving distance for broader shopping, work and services. Curracloe National School serves local primary-school families, with secondary education and further facilities available in Wexford town and surrounding villages. Daily amenities are modest but include local shops and hospitality, while Castlebridge and Wexford provide a wider choice of supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, pubs and healthcare services. Curracloe Beach is a major leisure attraction, with long sandy shoreline, dunes and access to the Raven’s walking and nature trails. Road travel is the main transport option, with regular connections towards Wexford, Castlebridge and the coast, although commuting generally depends on a car. Local life centres on the parish community, GAA and outdoor activities, with the beach and nearby Screen, Blackwater and Castlebridge adding to the area’s rural network of clubs and services.
Property Market in Curracloe
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What’s in Curracloe
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Curracloe and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary option in Castlebridge, serving families north-east of Wexford town.
Several secondary schools provide wider educational choice within a short drive.
Further-education and vocational courses available in Wexford town.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route linking Curracloe with Wexford, Castlebridge and north Wexford.
Local and regional services provide connections towards Wexford and surrounding villages.
Irish Rail station offering services southwards and towards Dublin via the Rosslare line.
International ferry port and railway terminus, reachable by road through south Wexford.
Amenities
Long sandy beach and popular swimming, walking and family leisure destination.
Coastal woodland and dune reserve with scenic walking trails near Curracloe.
Popular nearby café stop serving refreshments to beach and reserve visitors.
Small-scale local provisions and everyday services serving the surrounding rural community.
Nearby village provides additional convenience shopping, pubs and food options.
Main acute hospital serving Wexford and the wider south-east region.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club providing sporting and community activities.
Community facility supporting local gatherings, clubs and parish activities.
School-linked group helping organise activities and support the local primary school.
Nearby town centre offers broader retail, professional services, dining and employment.
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