About Dollymount
Dollymount is a coastal residential area on Dublin’s north side, centred on the peninsula between Clontarf and the Bull Island, with Howth and Sutton nearby across Dublin Bay. It has a relaxed, outdoors-oriented character, combining established homes with broad seaside views, the North Bull Wall and the long sands of Dollymount Strand. Day-to-day life is shaped by the coast and by easy access to Clontarf, Raheny and the city, where residents find a wider choice of shops, cafés, restaurants and services. Schools are available in the surrounding Clontarf, Marino, Raheny and Sutton areas, while local and nearby bus routes provide the main public-transport connections; Dublin city centre is also within practical cycling and commuting distance. The area is particularly attractive to walkers, runners, swimmers, cyclists and birdwatchers, with the Bull Island Nature Reserve, beach and Royal Dublin Golf Club close at hand. Clontarf village supplies much of the nearest café, pub and restaurant trade, including established venues along the seafront and Vernon Avenue. Community facilities such as Saint Gabriel’s Community Centre support local activities, while Park Lawn Green provides a small nearby green space. Dollymount is therefore best suited to residents who value a quieter coastal setting without giving up relatively convenient access to central Dublin.
Property Market in Dollymount
Based on 24 properties for sale in Dollymount
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Dollymount
Schools
Boys’ secondary school serving families across Dublin’s northside, near Dollymount and Clontarf.
Co-educational secondary school in Clontarf, accessible from Dollymount by local transport.
Co-educational secondary school serving Raheny and surrounding north Dublin communities.
Independent co-educational school on the Howth peninsula, serving younger and older pupils.
Local primary-school option serving children in the wider Clontarf area.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent northside bus connections link surrounding neighbourhoods with central Dublin.
Nearby DART station provides frequent coastal rail services towards Dublin and northern suburbs.
Useful DART interchange for services between the city, Howth, Malahide and beyond.
Key seafront route connects Dollymount with Clontarf, Fairview and Dublin city centre.
Coastal paths and cycle routes provide practical active-travel links towards the city.
Amenities
Long sandy beach beside Bull Island, popular for walking, swimming, kitesurfing and views.
Visit website ↗Important coastal habitat with dunes, birdlife, walking routes and expansive bay scenery.
Small local green space providing an informal outdoor area within the neighbourhood.
Local community-centre facility supporting activities and services in the Dollymount area.
Nearby seafront venues provide coffee, casual meals and social options throughout the day.
Neighbouring village offers everyday shopping, established bars, cafés and local services.
Historic golf club on Bull Island, occupying a prominent coastal setting near Dollymount.
Visit website ↗Local Clubs & Businesses
Historic links golf club on Bull Island with a strong local sporting presence.
Visit website ↗Established rugby club serving Clontarf and surrounding north Dublin communities.
Well-known local cricket club with grounds and community activities near the seafront.
Water-sports club supporting sailing and boating activities along Dublin Bay.
Community venue hosting local activities, clubs and services for nearby residents.
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