About Cornelscourt
Cornelscourt is a settled south Dublin suburb in the D18 area, positioned between Foxrock, Deansgrange and the wider Cabinteely–Leopardstown district. It is predominantly residential, with established homes, mature greenery and a quiet suburban atmosphere, while remaining close to major employment and shopping areas. The Cornelscourt Shopping Centre provides everyday convenience retail, cafés and services, and nearby Foxrock village adds a broader choice of restaurants, coffee shops and pubs. Families are well placed for schools in Foxrock, Deansgrange, Cabinteely and nearby Stillorgan, including primary and secondary options within a short drive or bus journey. Dublin Bus services connect the area with Foxrock, Blackrock, Dun Laoghaire and the city, while the M50 and N11 offer practical commuting routes; Luas Green Line stations at Carrickmines and Sandyford are also accessible by car or feeder bus. Leisure options include Cabinteely Park, with extensive grounds, woodland walks and playground facilities, as well as nearby sports clubs and coastal amenities around Dun Laoghaire. The area suits residents seeking a calm, well-connected address with local shops close by and larger retail, business and recreational centres within easy reach.
What’s in Cornelscourt
Schools
Catholic boys’ primary school serving families in the wider south Dublin area.
Established primary school serving boys from Foxrock and surrounding residential neighbourhoods.
Local girls’ primary school with a long-established Foxrock community connection.
Well-known girls’ secondary school offering education from junior cycle onwards.
Co-educational secondary school accessible from Cornelscourt via nearby suburban routes.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular suburban routes connect towards Blackrock, Dun Laoghaire and central Dublin.
Green Line stop serving south Dublin, city-centre destinations and interchange points.
Convenient Green Line access near major employment and commercial districts.
Major radial route providing access towards Dublin city and south county destinations.
Strategic orbital route connecting Dublin suburbs, airports and national roads.
Local vehicle repair business serving motorists in and around Cornelscourt.
Amenities
Neighbourhood shopping centre with supermarkets, cafés, services and everyday conveniences.
Large nearby park with woodland walks, open lawns, playgrounds and historic features.
Compact village centre offering cafés, restaurants, boutiques and local services.
Local pharmacy providing prescriptions, healthcare advice and everyday personal-care products.
Nearby community facilities support sports, activities and local events throughout the year.
Convenient supermarket serving routine grocery shopping within the local centre.
Family-oriented outdoor attraction within reach, with activities and scenic countryside surroundings.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established golf club offering a well-regarded course and member facilities nearby.
Local Gaelic games club supporting juvenile and adult teams in the community.
Prominent local club offering Gaelic football and camogie across multiple age groups.
Cluster of independent and national retailers providing convenient local services.
Vehicle servicing and repair provider based locally for routine automotive needs.
Nearby Areas
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