Fairview Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Fairview
Fairview is a well-established northside Dublin neighbourhood in D03, positioned between the city centre and the coastal communities of Marino and Clontarf. It is mainly residential, with a busy local centre along Fairview Strand and convenient access to East Wall, North Strand, Drumcondra and the inner city. Fairview Park is the area’s defining green space, offering walking paths, open lawns, sports facilities and a playground, while Marino Park provides another nearby place for recreation. Local education includes St. Columba’s National School, with further primary and secondary options available in neighbouring Marino, Drumcondra and Clontarf; Alexandra School of Motoring is also locally based. Commuters can use Dublin Bus services along Fairview Strand and the Malahide Road, while Clontarf Road DART station and its Park & Ride are within practical reach for rail connections towards the city, northern suburbs and the coast. Shopping is convenient for everyday needs, with supermarkets, pharmacies, cafés and independent businesses around Fairview and nearby Marino, and the city centre is only a short journey away. The neighbourhood has a relaxed local pub and restaurant scene, complemented by takeaways and cafés, while nearby Croke Park, the Tolka Valley and the coastal amenities of Clontarf add further leisure options.
Property Market in Fairview
Based on 35 properties for sale in Fairview
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Fairview
Schools
Local primary school serving children in Fairview and surrounding north Dublin neighbourhoods.
Visit website ↗Local driving school providing lessons and practical preparation for learner drivers.
Visit website ↗Well-known boys’ secondary school in nearby Marino, serving northside Dublin families.
Established secondary school close to Fairview, offering post-primary education for local pupils.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗DART station and parking facility providing rail access along Dublin’s coastal corridor.
Frequent Dublin Bus services connect Fairview with the city centre and northside suburbs.
Major nearby bus route offering connections towards Marino, Donnycarney and northern Dublin.
Convenient road access towards Dublin Port, the M50 and the northern suburbs.
Amenities
Large local park with lawns, walking routes, sports areas and a children’s playground.
Nearby green space offering open areas and recreation close to Marino and Fairview.
Visit website ↗Local parade of shops, cafés, takeaways and essential services along the main road.
Popular local takeaway and casual dining option serving residents around Fairview Strand.
Long-established Fairview pub known for casual drinks, food and neighbourhood atmosphere.
Local public library providing books, study facilities, events and community services.
Iconic GAA stadium nearby, hosting major matches, concerts and the Skyline tour.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local community venue supporting activities, classes and services for residents.
Established nearby rugby club offering teams, coaching and social activities.
Prominent north Dublin Gaelic games club based in nearby Glasnevin.
Community-focused credit union providing savings, loans and member services locally.
Properties For Sale near Fairview
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