Perfectly Located
Millerstown is a prestigious development of large, well designed family homes located on the Maynooth Road beside the Royal Canal. A well positioned site, convenient to the multitude of amenities in Maynooth and Kilcock, only a 5 minute drive to Maynooth University, it is also within easy access to Dublin City centre by road or rail. A well positioned site, convenient to the multitude of amenities in Maynooth and Kilcock, it is also within easy access to Dublin City centre by road or rail.
Millerstown has been developed by McGarrell Reilly Group, who have an outstanding reputation for their high quality workmanship and attention to detail.
The advantages of being so close to the array of amenities and facilities at Maynooth and Kilcock cannot be underestimated. There are excellent transport links, primary and secondary schools, Maynooth University, shops, hotels, restaurants, cafes, sports clubs, leisure facilities, parks and employment centres; there is also a Greenway connecting Maynooth with Kilcock. An extended park and ride for the train station in Kilcock has opened, offering convenience for local users.
This is the perfect family location, with sporting, recreation, excellent schools and a university right on your doorstep. Kilcock railway station makes commuting to Dublin, Kildare or Meath hassle free. It’s all here at Millerstown.
Kilcock
A Rich History
Kilcock has a rich history stretching back to the sixth century when St. Coca, an early Christian missionary founded the first church in Kilcock on high ground on the southern bank of the Rye Water River. The name Kilcock is derived from the Irish ‘Cill Coca’, the Church of Coca.
By 1299 the Normans had established a manor and settlement at Kilcock and the medieval town extended to the limits of the outer enclosure of the early Christian centre. In the early times the market-place was the principal trading centre of a community and the market and fair of Kilcock became one of the most important commercial centres in what is now the hinterland of North Kildare and South Meath.
Sports and Leisure
Sports facilities abound in Kilcock; there is a GAA club with two full size pitches and an athletic club with an all weather running track located in the town. Fishing, cycling and canoeing are also some of the popular activities along the Royal Canal.
Carton House, The K Club and Palmerstown House are among some superb golfing clubs in the Kilcock area. Local health clubs provide a wide choice to fitness enthusiasts.
Kilcock is a tranquil and idyllic village built along The Royal Canal.
Ideal Location
Millerstown. An ideal home in an ideal location with sporting, recreation and shopping facilities, schools and a railway station – it’s all here.
Close to a great selection of local schools including St. Joseph’s National School, Scoil Choca Naofa, Scoil Ui Riada Gaelscoil, St. Mary’s Boys National School, Presentation Girls’ School. Maynooth Post-Primary School and Maynooth Community College have an enviable reputation locally and nationally.
Excellent shopping facilities are on hand in the area including SuperValu, Dunnes Stores and a host of smaller boutique shops. Liffey Valley Shopping Centre is less than 20 minutes away via the M4 motorway.
The transport links in the area are excellent connecting Kilcock with Dublin City Centre and the surrounding local towns. Irish Rail provides an excellent commuter service via the Train with an approximate 40 minutes journey to the heart of the capital. With over 20 trains per day, Kilcock train station is only a short walk from Millerstown.
Regular buses between Kilcock and Dublin City Centre are also on hand to provide an easy commute to the city. Dublin Airport is only 30 minutes drive and the M4 road network allows immediate access for motorists to the city and to the M50, providing links to all major routes.
Maynooth
Thriving University Town
The town of Maynooth takes its name from Nuadha Neacht, a pre-Christian King of Ireland or perhaps from a later Mogh Nuadhat, a ruler of the second century after Christ. Maynooth is Ireland’s university town, home to the National University of Ireland Maynooth (NUIM) and St. Patrick’s College, Ireland’s Pontifical University.
Following the foundation of The National University of Ireland, Maynooth became a recognised college of the university in 1910. In 1966 St. Patrick’s College opened its doors to lay students and its population grew rapidly over the next three decades. In 1997 the Facilities of Arts, Science, Celtic Studies and Philosophy were united in a newly established constituent university of the National University of Ireland.