About Clonegal
Clonegal is a small, picturesque village in south County Wicklow, set close to the Carlow and Wexford borders along the R725 between Tullow and Bunclody. Nestled in the fertile valley of the River Derry and surrounded by rolling farmland and woodland, it has a distinctly rural, close-knit character with a strong sense of local heritage. Life here centres on the village crossroads, St Brigid’s Church and the nearby Huntington Castle estate, giving the area a historic and tranquil feel. Families are served by Clonegal National School in the village, with secondary options in nearby Carnew, Tullow and Bunclody, all within an easy drive. Bus Éireann services connect Clonegal to Dublin, Tullow and Bunclody, while the R725 and R746 provide straightforward road links for commuters travelling towards Carlow, Gorey or the M9. Day-to-day amenities are modest but practical, with local accommodation such as Park Lodge, Park House and Park Cottage reflecting the area’s appeal to visitors exploring Wicklow’s southern countryside. Residents enjoy riverside walks, GAA matches and community events, making Clonegal well suited to those seeking a quiet country lifestyle within reach of larger towns.
Property Market in Clonegal
Based on 5 properties for sale in Clonegal
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Clonegal
Schools
Village primary school serving Clonegal and surrounding rural townlands.
Co-educational secondary school in nearby Carnew town.
Large mixed secondary school offering broad curriculum in Tullow.
Post-primary school serving Bunclody and surrounding areas.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main route linking Tullow, Clonegal and Bunclody.
Connects Clonegal northwards towards Hacketstown and Dunlavin.
Regular service linking Dublin Airport, Dublin city, Tullow and Bunclody.
Rural bus services connecting surrounding villages and market towns.
Amenities
Historic 17th-century castle with gardens and woodland walks.
Prominent village church serving the local parish community.
Country house accommodation in the Clonegal area.
Local guest accommodation reflecting rural village setting.
Self-catering style accommodation in peaceful surroundings.
Scenic river running through the village, popular for walks and angling.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic football club central to village sporting life.
Gardens and events space attracting visitors and locals alike.
Organises local events and supports village initiatives.
Family-run farms forming the backbone of the local economy.
Nearby Areas
Properties For Sale in Clonegal
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