Here are some reasons: Boyle's West of Ireland location, beautiful local scenery, access to the N4 National Primary route, all of the 8 up and 8 down daily trains stop at our railway station, we are 25 miles from Sligo City and Atlantic Ocean seaside resorts, 45 minutes from Knock International Airport, close to us are the River Shannon and 3 large famous lakes, a plethora of historical treasures, sports and social clubs abound.
• Prime Tourist Attractions: King House, Boyle Abbey and Lough Key Forest Park
• We have leading edge schools, houses for sale, an active Town Council and Chamber of Commerce, High Speed Broadband, no pollution, a friendly "live and let live" attitude, fine shops and services, many highly talented inhabitants as well as excellent accommodation providers, restaurants and services.
• The Shannon Waterway has been extended with a canal and marina close to the town. Nearby, Lough Key Forest Park has a Visitor Centre, Tree Top Walk, Restaurant, Adventure Play Kingdom and a Zipit High Wire Adventure. It is indeed a picturesque area of high amenity value.

On the following Google Map some of the place names have "unusual" spellings. However the map is a good resource.

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From Boyle ...

Dublin City Centre to Boyle is a 2-hour drive

Dublin Airport is a 2.25-hour drive from Boyle

Sligo

40km

Galway

110km

Carrick

16km

Knock Airport

49km

Dublin

170km

Cork

286km

By Air:
Ireland West Airport Knock is only 40 miles from Boyle. For further information please log onto www.knockairport.com .

By Rail:
Boyle Train Station is on the Sligo - Dublin Route. For timetables and further information please log onto www.irishrail.ie

By Bus:
The town of Boyle is serviced by a number of bus routes: For timetables, routes and further information please log onto Bus Eireann at www.buseireann.ie .

By Boat:
Boyle Harbour forms part of the Shannon-Erne Waterway and is only 10 minutes walk from King House. For further information please log onto:
Inland Waterways Association of Ireland: www.iwai.ie
Waterways Ireland: www.waterwirel and.org