Vibrant Location

The Willows is a new high quality residential development in a prime position in Dunshaughlin, Co. Meath, an historic location with an array of modern facilities.

It enjoys a lovely village atmosphere with excellent transport links including the close proximity of the park and ride railway station with a commuter rail link to Connolly Station; there are also many bus routes. Dunshaughlin is only 20 minutes from the M50 giving easy access to Dublin. The M3 motorway is also close by linking the town with various commuter belts. This has had a positive impact on the village as there is no longer a large “bottleneck” when entering and exiting the village in the morning and evenings.

A new high quality residential development in a prime position

The Dual Carriageway has reduced residents commuting time significantly. The village can be now be considered as a peaceful village setting within close proximity to Dublin city and an ideal option for a young family. The easy access to Dublin city centre is a considerable advantage.

The cross Luas links will connect up with Broombridge, Phoenix Park bringing Dublin city centre even closer. It is also conveniently close to numerous amenities and facilities including schools, shops, restaurants, sports and leisure facilities. There is a large employer base closeby including Intel, Dublin Airport, Connolly Hospital, Blanchardstown Town Centre and many more.

Great Family Environment
The Willows is an ideal location for first time buyers and young families trading up who are wishing to stay in or move to an attractive location close to so many amenities. Dunshaughlin has two primary schools and a secondary school, Dunshaughlin Community College, which was selected as one of 12 schools worldwide to take part in Microsoft’s Innovative Schools Programme. In 2006 a town park was opened by President Mary Robinson.
Sporting Facilities
Sporting enthusiasts can savour the multitude of activities and clubs in Dunshaughlin and surrounding locations including gaelic football and hurling, rugby, soccer, golf, athletics, horse racing at Fairyhouse Racecourse, Killeen Castle Golf Course, designed by Jack Nicklaus, the venue for the Solheim Cup 2011.
Historic Area
Dunshaughlin has a rich history and is famous for the 7th century ancient Crannóg or settlement where a number of Irish antiquities were discovered. It is close to the Boyne Valley, an area of outstanding beauty with many other important historical features such as the Hill of Tara, Newgrange, Oldbridge House, Trim Castle and Kells.