Is Ballinroad a good place to live?
Ballinroad’s best grade is for jobs & income — 72% of people aged 15 to 64 are in work, and unemployment is 5%. Getting around depends on the car. 3% of commuters walk, cycle or take the bus or train (the typical Irish town: 23%). Homes sell for a median €294,600, about 4.3 times what a household here earns in a year. It also trails on safety — gardaí record 8.1 violent crimes per 1,000 residents a year, and 6.7 burglaries and acts of criminal damage.
Figures: work and commuting, CSO Census 2022 · crime, CSO recorded crime, 2023 to 2025 · prices, Property Price Register, 2023 to 2025 · incomes, CSO. An overall grade comes at 2,500 residents for Irish towns; Ballinroad has its subject grades alone.
This town's house price is the median for its whole Eircode routing key, town and countryside together: fewer than 30 sales in the town itself were recorded on the Property Price Register in 2023 to 2025, so its Cost Grade is less sure. Rents for this town aren't published on their own, so its Cost Grade uses the county's average rent. Health less sure: few enough residents report bad health that the town's figure could be well above or below its true level.