Edenmore Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Edenmore
Edenmore is a predominantly residential neighbourhood in north Dublin, within the D05 area and close to Artane, Ayrfield and Raheny. The estate has a settled, community-oriented character, with a mix of housing, local shops and everyday services centred around Edenmore Avenue and the surrounding streets. Raheny village is nearby for a broader choice of cafés, restaurants, pubs, shopping and services, while larger retail options are available at nearby Clarehall and Northside Shopping Centre. Families have access to local primary and secondary schools in Edenmore, Raheny and Artane, with further education and employment opportunities readily reachable across the northside and city. Dublin Bus services connect the area with Raheny, the city centre and surrounding suburbs, while Raheny DART station provides a useful rail option for commuters travelling along the north Dublin coast. Residents are also close to St Anne’s Park, with its extensive grounds, walks, sports facilities and playgrounds, as well as coastal amenities around Bull Island and Dollymount. Local life is supported by community and sporting organisations, nearby pubs and restaurants, and familiar businesses including Cronins Pharmacy, Edenmore House and Giulios.
Property Market in Edenmore
Based on 4 properties for sale in Edenmore
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Edenmore
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Edenmore and surrounding north Dublin neighbourhoods.
Primary school in nearby Edenmore providing local mainstream education for younger pupils.
Co-educational secondary school in Raheny, within convenient reach of Edenmore families.
Girls’ secondary school in Raheny offering established post-primary education nearby.
Boys’ secondary school in Artane serving students from surrounding northside areas.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local bus connections link Edenmore with Raheny, Artane and central Dublin.
Nearby DART station provides frequent coastal rail services towards Dublin and northern suburbs.
Important northside route connecting Edenmore with Raheny, Clontarf and the city.
Major arterial road giving access towards the city, airport and northern suburbs.
The orbital motorway is accessible via Dublin’s northern road network for wider commuting.
Amenities
Convenient local pharmacy providing prescriptions, medicines and everyday healthcare services.
Recognisable local community venue supporting activities and services in the neighbourhood.
Nearby Italian restaurant and takeaway option for casual local dining.
Large historic park nearby with gardens, walks, sports grounds and playground facilities.
Neighbouring village offering supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday services.
Established shopping centre nearby with retail stores, food outlets and essential services.
Local facility hosting neighbourhood activities, clubs and community-focused programmes.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community football club providing youth and local sporting opportunities in Edenmore.
Well-known athletics club offering training and competition for a broad age range.
Established Gaelic games club supporting football, hurling and community participation.
Local organisations and activities help maintain Edenmore’s strong community network.
Popular local food business serving Italian-style meals and takeaway options.
Nearby Areas
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