Vibrant Town Centre

There are few towns in Ireland that can boast the excellent facilities and amenities that Dundalk has in abundance: retail parks & shopping centres; traditional & high street shopping; restaurants, cafe culture & bars; recreation, music & sport; all levels of education; thriving businesses and great employment opportunities. There really is something for everyone!

On top of all that it is on the doorstep of one of Irelands best kept secrets, The Cooley Peninsula, a land of myths and legends, one of the birthplaces of Irish culture and rippling with over 5,000 years of history.

Entertainment For The Whole Family

Dundalk has plenty for the whole family. Enjoy walks in the picturesque seaside village of Blackrock with its stunning coastline and promenade.

Dundalk is known for it’s vibrant nightlife and great social scene, with The Spirit Store being one of Ireland’s top music venues. Dundalk Stadium is Irelands only all weather horse and greyhound track and an exciting night out. An Táin Arts Centre, houses a 350 seat main theatre and a 55 seat studio theatre.

Steeped In History

On top of all that it is on the doorstep of one of Irelands best kept secrets, The Cooley Peninsula, a land of myths and legends, one of the birthplaces of Irish culture and rippling with over 5,000 years of history. There are historic sites such as Cú Chulainn’s Castle and Castle Roche, as well as exciting museums, churches, moneuments and murals to explore.

Well connected

The route from Dundalk (Clarke) to Dublin city centre (Connolly) is served daily by 32 trains coming and going from Dundalk station The express journey duration is 50 min. The Dublin Airport service provides Dundalk a direct and convenient link to the country’s busiest airport.

To the West is the M1 motorway connecting with Dublin and Belfast. Clós Émer is ideally located to make the most of all this great location has to offer. It is in close proximity to the excellent train and bus service and is a 2 minute drive to the closest M1 junction.

Schools

Dundalk is well served by schools with a choice of 15 primary schools plus a gaelscoil (Irish medium primary school) and 8 secondary / post-primary schools plus a new gaelcholáiste (Irish medium secondary school) all within the town boundary. Residents of Clós Émer will have the highly regarded Scoil Náisiúnta Eoin Baiste primary school and the De La Salle College and St Louis Secondary Schools literally on their doorstep. Located in the south of the town is the Dundalk Institute of Technology.