Glasnevin Nth Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Glasnevin Nth
Glasnevin North is a mainly residential part of north Dublin in the D09 area, sitting close to Ballymun, Santry, Whitehall and the older Glasnevin village. The area has a practical suburban feel, with housing estates and local services alongside major employment, education and retail areas around Ballymun and Santry. North Dublin National School Project provides a nearby education option, while Dublin City University and other schools and colleges are readily accessible by bus. Commuting is generally by Dublin Bus, with the M50, M1 and Dublin Airport routes convenient for drivers; Drumcondra and nearby rail connections provide access towards the city and northern suburbs. Everyday shopping is available in Ballymun and Santry, including larger retail facilities at IKEA and Dublin Airport’s surrounding commercial area, while Glasnevin and Whitehall offer additional local services. Residents can reach a broad choice of cafés, takeaways, restaurants and traditional pubs in neighbouring districts, although the locality itself is more service-led than nightlife-focused. Leisure options include nearby sports facilities, the Sports Car Park and Soccer Centre, with parks such as Santry Demesne and the National Botanic Gardens within a short journey. Centre for Talented Youth Ireland, Centrepoint and Ballymun Job Centre Co-operative Society Limited are notable local organisations, reflecting the area’s strong links with education, community support and employment services.
Property Market in Glasnevin Nth
Based on 30 properties for sale in Glasnevin Nth
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What’s in Glasnevin Nth
Schools
Large nearby university campus with academic, sporting and cultural facilities.
Well-established boys’ secondary school in the Whitehall area.
Primary school serving families around Ballymun and the surrounding north Dublin neighbourhoods.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent services connect the area with Dublin city centre and surrounding suburbs.
Key orbital route linking north Dublin with the wider Dublin region.
Convenient northbound and southbound road connection near Dublin Airport.
Nearby rail station serving Dublin Connolly, northern suburbs and commuter destinations.
International airport a short drive or bus journey from the locality.
Amenities
Local parking and access point associated with nearby sports and recreation facilities.
Educational organisation providing enrichment programmes for gifted and talented young people.
Ballymun community and service hub supporting local activities and organisations.
Nearby football facility offering pitches and activities for different age groups.
Local employment and training support organisation serving Ballymun and north Dublin residents.
Large landscaped park with open space, walking routes and historic surroundings.
Major Glasnevin attraction with extensive plant collections, glasshouses and attractive gardens.
Large furniture and homewares store at the nearby Ballymun retail complex.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent local GAA club offering Gaelic games and community participation.
University-based sports facilities and clubs accessible to residents and students nearby.
Public community venue hosting services, activities and local organisations.
Organisation associated with Ballymun’s ongoing regeneration and community development.
Established north Dublin club providing Gaelic football and hurling programmes.
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