Newbridge Town, Co. Kildare, one of the fastest expanding towns in Ireland, has experienced a transformation over the last 5 years.   Situated 27 miles south west of Dublin just off the M7 (Dublin/Cork/Limerick road) this thriving town can offer country living within striking distance of the Centre.  Newlands Cross is located only 45 minutes away by road.

Another very important asset that Newbridge provides for the commuter, is the Arrow Rail Station which offers 40 minutes access to Heuston Station, every 30 minutes at peak times.

The population of Newbridge is c. 22,000 at present and this is expected to rise significantly over the coming years.  Newbridge can offer all the necessary services and amenities for day-to-day living with many national retail brands trading within the town.  The White Water Shopping Centre which opened in April 2006 is presently the biggest retail development outside of Dublin and adds significantly to the Town Centre. Under the strategic planning guidelines issued by the government, Newbridge is intended as a primary development centre going forward.  This will ensure the continued development of Newbridge as an urban area over the coming years.  A major feature of Newbridge is that it is situated  on the edge of the Curragh plains with all its recreational facilities and amenities.

Additional Information

• Newbridge is located c. 1 hours drive from the City Centre, 1 hour from Dublin Airport
• Extensive recreational facilities and amenities including The Curragh Plains, Punchestown and The Curragh Racecourses, extensive top quality Golf Courses, successful GAA & Soccer Clubs, fishing on the River Liffey & Motor racing at Mondello Park.
• Extensive quality educational facilities including Newbridge College, Patrician Brothers Primary & Secondary schools, Newbridge VEC & Holy Family Secondary School & Scoil Mhuire primary school.
• Wide variety of retail facilities including Tesco, Dunnes Stores, Lidl, Aldi, DID Electrical, Woodies, Atlantic Homecare & many more.
• Extensive transport network including N7 Dublin/Limerick Road & Arrow Rail Service to Heuston
  
  

Naas  the County Town has become one of the most influential satellite towns for the Capital in the last 10 years.  Similar in population to Newbridge & situated 11 km North East of Newbridge, Naas is also just of the M7 & with the recent upgrade of the Naas dual carriageway offers 30 minute access to Newlands Cross & the M50 at peak times.  The Arrow Rail is available in Sallins, only 3km from Naas.  Travel time to Heuston Station is only 30 minutes.
Naas is a vibrant cosmopolitan town renowned for its chic & exclusive shopping opportunities with many unique boutiques.  All requirements for homeowners are provided for, from the first time buyer,  to the commuter, to the family unit.

• Located 36km south west of Dublin, 30 mins by road to M50 and 30 minutes by rail to Heuston Station
• Superb leisure activities and amenities available in the area including Naas & Punchestown Race Courses.  Many championship golf courses, including the K Club, home of 2006 Ryder Cup & Palmerstown, the National PGA Course.
• Top quality educational facilities at both primary and post primary level

• Wide range of both National and local retailers present to suit every need.

Kildare Town is suituated south of The Curragh Plains also just off the M7& just 40 minutes by road to the M50 and 45 minutes by rail to Heuston Station.  Kildare Town is steeped in history and is an important tourist destination being the home of the National Stud & Japanese Gardens.  Recent significant retail advances in the town have transformed Kildare from a small county town to a self sufficient commuter town which also services the bloodstock industry.

• Located 42 km from Dublin city centre
• 45 mins by rail to Heuston Station
• 45 mins by road to M50
• Rich historical content, home of National Stud and Japanese Gardens
• Home of recently opened Kildare Village – a top quality factory outlet with many international brands present.
• Extensive primary and post primary educational facilities available.

Monasterevin which is situated on the River Barrow, famously known as the ‘Venice of Ireland’, also just off the M7 artery route is situated 62km from Dublin and 14km Newbridge.  The Arrow Rail service offers 55 minutes access to Heuston Station.  Local attractions include The Heritage Golf and Country Club and many amenities along the banks of the River Barrow and Grand Canal.

• Located 62 km from the Capital, 55 minutes by Arrow Rail to Heuston Station
• Many community projects under construction which will ensure all necessary service and amenities for day to day living.
• Steeped in history for many reasons including Moore Abbey, home of Count John McCormack  in 1928.
• Good selection of schooling facitilites at primary and secondary level.