Fairview Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Fairview
Fairview is a well-established north Dublin neighbourhood in Dublin 3, positioned between the city centre, Marino, Clontarf and East Wall. It has a largely residential feel, with traditional terraces and houses around Fairview Strand, Fairview Avenue and the park, while the city’s central districts remain readily accessible. Fairview Park is the area’s defining green space, providing playing pitches, walking routes, children’s facilities and open space, with Marino Park also close by. Local education includes St Columba’s National School, while Alexandra School of Motoring is one of the recognisable local businesses. Fairview Road and Fairview Strand provide everyday shopping and services, alongside cafés, takeaways, restaurants and traditional pubs; the nearby North Strand and Marino areas broaden the choice. Commuters can use frequent Dublin Bus services towards the city centre, Clontarf and the northside suburbs, while Clontarf Road DART Station, with its Park & Ride facility, provides rail connections along the coast and through Dublin. The neighbourhood also benefits from its proximity to the seafront at Clontarf, Croke Park, the Fairview community and sporting facilities, and the wider amenities of Drumcondra and central Dublin.
Property Market in Fairview
Based on 26 properties for sale in Fairview
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Fairview
Schools
Local driving school providing learner-driver tuition and practical preparation.
Visit website ↗Well-known north Dublin secondary school campus near the city centre.
Established boys’ secondary school serving Fairview and surrounding northside communities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Nearby DART station offering coastal rail services towards the city and north Dublin.
Frequent city and northside bus services connect Fairview with central Dublin.
Strategic road connection linking the northside with Dublin Port and southern routes.
Direct northside routes provide access towards Clontarf, Marino and Dublin city centre.
Amenities
Large neighbourhood park with pitches, paths, playground facilities and open recreational space.
Local parade of shops, convenience stores, takeaways and practical household services.
Recognisable local takeaway and casual food option on Fairview Strand.
Traditional northside pub near Fairview, popular for drinks and local socialising.
Community library serving local residents with books, study space and public services.
Nearby promenade and waterfront area suited to walks, cycling and outdoor exercise.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club providing sporting activities and community involvement.
Community football club supporting youth and local participation in sport.
Established nearby rugby club with adult, youth and community teams.
Local driving school offering lessons for learner drivers across north Dublin.
Visit website ↗Local community organisation supporting neighbourhood activities and resident engagement.
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