Crumlin Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Crumlin
Crumlin is a well-established, mainly residential suburb in south-west Dublin, within the D12 area and close to Drimnagh, Kimmage, Perrystown, Rialto and Walkinstown. It has a settled community feel, with mature housing estates, local parades and a strong network of schools, churches, sports clubs and community facilities. Families are well served by nearby primary and secondary schools, while Dublin City University and Trinity College Dublin are accessible by public transport. Dublin Bus routes connect Crumlin with the city centre, Tallaght and surrounding suburbs, and the area is also close to Luas Red Line stops at Suir Road and Goldenbridge. Local shopping is centred on Crumlin Village and nearby retail parades, with larger grocery and everyday retail options available in Walkinstown and at nearby shopping centres. Residents have access to local cafés, takeaways and pubs, while the city centre is a straightforward journey for a wider choice of restaurants, cultural venues and nightlife. St Agnes' Park, including its entrances from Stannaway Avenue and St Agnes Road, provides valued green space and recreation, and the Parish Centre supports community activity. The area also benefits from its proximity to Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital, sports grounds and several established GAA, soccer and other community clubs.
Property Market in Crumlin
Based on 25 properties for sale in Crumlin
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What’s in Crumlin
Schools
A local primary school serving families in and around the Crumlin area.
Provides post-school courses and practical education within the wider local community.
A nearby secondary school serving students from south Dublin neighbourhoods.
An established secondary school accessible from Crumlin and neighbouring south Dublin suburbs.
A central Dublin university reachable by bus and other public transport connections.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular services connect local estates and shopping parades with central Dublin.
Nearby Red Line stop providing services towards the city centre and Tallaght.
Convenient Red Line access from the western side of Crumlin and surrounding areas.
Important north-south road link towards the city, Walkinstown and Dublin’s southern suburbs.
Major regional and motorway connections are accessible west of the neighbourhood.
Amenities
Green open space with recreation areas serving residents around northern Crumlin.
Visit website ↗Community venue supporting parish, social and local group activities.
Local centre with convenience shops, services, cafés and everyday neighbourhood facilities.
Major paediatric hospital and one of the area’s best-known landmarks.
Nearby shopping centre with supermarkets, retail units and practical everyday services.
Local sports and fitness facility serving Crumlin and surrounding Dublin communities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club offering sporting activity for local children and adults.
Established local soccer club with teams and community involvement across age groups.
South Dublin GAA club associated with local hurling, camogie and Gaelic football.
Local boxing club providing training and sporting opportunities for the community.
A traditional neighbourhood centre containing independent shops, services and food outlets.
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