Clonburris Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Clonburris
Clonburris is a major planned residential and urban-extension area in west Dublin, between established Clondalkin and the developing Seven Mills district, within the D22 routing area. The neighbourhood is being shaped around new homes, schools, parks, community facilities and improved walking and cycling connections, so its character is modern and still evolving rather than traditionally village-like. Residents are close to Clondalkin village for established shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants and everyday services, while larger retail trips are convenient at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre and The Square Tallaght. Education provision is expanding alongside development, with nearby primary and secondary schools in Clondalkin and further options in Lucan and Tallaght. Commuters can use nearby rail stations at Clondalkin/Fonthill and Park West & Cherry Orchard, frequent Dublin Bus services, and road connections through the N4, N7 and M50. Leisure is supported by new and planned open spaces, local playgrounds and community amenities, with Corkagh Park and Clondalkin Leisure Centre particularly useful nearby. The area also benefits from access to Clondalkin’s historic village centre, Round Tower and a broad range of local clubs and sports organisations.
What’s in Clonburris
Schools
New and planned primary-school places are being delivered alongside Clonburris residential development.
Established primary school serving families in the Clondalkin area.
Girls’ primary school close to Clondalkin village and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Mixed post-primary school providing secondary education near Clondalkin village.
Modern post-primary provision planned and developed for the expanding Clonburris community.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Commuter rail station offering services towards Dublin city and Kildare.
Nearby suburban station serving west Dublin commuters on the Kildare line.
Regular services connect Clonburris and Clondalkin with Dublin city and surrounding suburbs.
Major road links provide access towards Dublin, the west and wider motorway network.
Convenient strategic route for journeys south, west and across Dublin.
Amenities
Historic nearby centre with supermarkets, independent shops, services, cafés and restaurants.
Large retail and leisure destination with shops, restaurants, cinema and everyday services.
Popular café and food outlet serving plant-based meals and drinks in Clondalkin.
Local leisure facility offering fitness, swimming and activities for residents.
Extensive public park with walking routes, sports facilities, playgrounds and family amenities.
Public library providing books, study space, events and community services.
Distinctive medieval landmark and visitor attraction at the heart of historic Clondalkin.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established local rugby club offering playing and social opportunities across age groups.
Community Gaelic games club with teams and activities for local families.
Community boxing club providing training and development for junior and adult members.
Local venue supporting classes, clubs, meetings and community activities.
Volunteer organisation improving the appearance and environmental quality of Clondalkin.
Nearby Areas
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