Clonburris Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Clonburris
Clonburris is a major planned residential and mixed-use development in west Dublin, in the D22 area between established Clondalkin and the emerging Seven Mills neighbourhood. The area is being built around new homes, landscaped open spaces, schools and community facilities, so its character is modern, family-oriented and still evolving rather than that of a long-established village. Residents benefit from close access to Clondalkin’s established town centre, where there are supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, pubs, services and the historic Round Tower. Education provision is expanding alongside the development, with new schools planned or delivered as the wider Clonburris Strategic Development Zone progresses, while existing schools in Clondalkin serve nearby households. Commuters have access to Clondalkin Fonthill and Adamstown railway stations, Dublin Bus services and the nearby N7 and M50, providing links towards Dublin city, Kildare and the wider motorway network. Leisure options include parks, sports clubs and community facilities in Clondalkin, with Corkagh Park and the Grand Canal also within easy reach. Local dining and evening options are concentrated mainly in neighbouring Clondalkin, including established pubs and restaurants, while Clonburris itself is gradually gaining its own shops and amenities.
What’s in Clonburris
Schools
Planned and emerging education provision forming part of the wider Clonburris development.
Established Catholic primary school serving families in the Clondalkin area.
Mixed secondary school in Clondalkin providing post-primary education nearby.
Large community school offering post-primary education and extracurricular activities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Commuter rail station providing services towards Dublin city, Heuston and Kildare.
Nearby rail station offering commuter connections towards Dublin and western county stations.
Local and orbital bus services connect Clonburris with Clondalkin and Dublin destinations.
Strategic road corridor providing westbound and citybound access from the area.
Nearby orbital motorway connecting west Dublin with the national road network.
Amenities
Large public park with woodland, walks, sports facilities, playgrounds and family attractions.
Established local centre with supermarkets, independent shops, services, cafés and restaurants.
Well-known village pub offering food, drinks and a traditional local meeting place.
Historic Clondalkin landmark and visitor attraction beside the village centre.
Local sports and fitness facility serving residents with exercise and aquatic amenities.
Public library providing books, study space, events and community services.
Canal-side Clondalkin venue offering meals and drinks in a relaxed setting.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established rugby club providing playing, coaching and social facilities locally.
Community Gaelic games club supporting football, hurling and camogie participation.
Local football club offering organised youth and adult soccer programmes.
Volunteer group improving local streetscapes, planting and community pride.
Local traders’ organisation supporting businesses and activity around the village centre.
Nearby Areas
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