Boyle railway station opened on 3 December 1862.
Boyle lies on the railway line from Dublin to Sligo, and the N4 Dublin-Sligo main road skirts the town.
The town is linked to the River Shannon navigation system via the Boyle canal, the Boyle River and Lough Key.

The town was once on the N4 national primary road from Dublin to Sligo but was bypassed in 1999.
It is connected to the N4 by the R294 regional road (which also connects it to Ballina, County Mayo) and the N61 national secondary road which links Boyle to Athlone via Roscommon.

Boyle has a Locallink bus service to Roscommon three times daily.
Boyle railway station opened on 3 December 1862. Boyle lies on the railway line from Dublin to Sligo, and the N4 Dublin-Sligo main road skirts the town. The town is linked to the River Shannon navigation system via the Boyle canal, the Boyle River and Lough Key.
The town was once on the N4 national primary road from Dublin to Sligo but was bypassed in 1999. It is connected to the N4 by the R294 regional road (which also connects it to Ballina, County Mayo) and the N61 national secondary road which links Boyle to Athlone via Roscommon.
Boyle has a Locallink bus service to Roscommon three times daily.
Boyle, County Roscommon