Kilbarrack Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Kilbarrack
Kilbarrack is a largely established, family-oriented residential area on Dublin’s northside, in the D05 routing area between Raheny, Donaghmede, Bayside and Sutton. Its streets are mainly suburban, with a practical community feel and good access to the coast, parks and neighbouring shopping centres. The DART at Kilbarrack provides a straightforward rail connection towards the city centre, Howth and Bray, while Dublin Bus routes serve the wider neighbourhood and nearby suburbs. Everyday shopping is available locally and at Donaghmede Shopping Centre, with larger retail areas in nearby Clarehall and Coolock. Residents can use pubs, cafés and restaurants in Kilbarrack, Raheny and Donaghmede, although the area is more convenient and residential than a major dining destination. Leisure highlights include Kilbarrack’s BMX park, local playing fields and easy access to St Anne’s Park, the Bull Island and coastal walks around Sutton and Howth. The neighbourhood is also well placed for schools, sports clubs and community facilities, making it a practical base for families and commuters.
Property Market in Kilbarrack
Based on 23 properties for sale in Kilbarrack
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Kilbarrack
Schools
Catholic boys’ primary school serving families in Kilbarrack and surrounding north Dublin neighbourhoods.
Specialist primary school providing education and support for children with additional needs.
Established girls’ secondary school accessible by public transport from northside neighbourhoods.
Co-educational secondary school serving students from Raheny and nearby Dublin 5 areas.
Mixed community school offering post-primary education close to Kilbarrack and Donaghmede.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local DART station linking Kilbarrack with Dublin city, Howth, Bray and intermediate coastal stops.
Frequent northside bus services connect Kilbarrack with Raheny, the city centre and surrounding suburbs.
Nearby arterial roads provide access towards Dublin Airport, the M50 and northern County Dublin.
Alternative nearby rail station serving the DART coastal corridor and connecting northside commuters.
Amenities
Dedicated local BMX facility providing outdoor recreation for children and young people.
Neighbouring shopping centre with supermarkets, everyday services, cafés and a range of retailers.
Visit website ↗Large Raheny park with gardens, sports areas, playgrounds and extensive walking routes.
Public library offering books, study space, digital services and community activities nearby.
Nearby entertainment and leisure venue with bowling and family-oriented activities.
Popular coastal pub and restaurant in nearby Sutton, overlooking Dublin Bay.
Neighbouring village provides independent cafés, restaurants, pubs and useful everyday shops.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community football club offering youth and adult teams and local sporting involvement.
Well-established athletics club offering training and competition for children and adults.
Local Gaelic games club supporting juvenile and adult teams across multiple codes.
Community organisation supporting local activities, services and neighbourhood development.
Convenient cluster of retailers, food outlets and services serving surrounding residential districts.
Properties For Sale near Kilbarrack
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