About Loughshinny
Loughshinny is a small coastal village in north County Dublin, between Rush and Skerries on the Irish Sea, with the K34 routing key. It has a quiet, close-knit and largely residential feel, centred on a sheltered harbour, rocky shoreline and open countryside rather than a busy town centre. Day-to-day life is peaceful, with attractive coastal walks and easy access to the beaches, shops and services of Rush and Skerries. Local schooling is limited within the village, so families generally use primary and secondary schools in nearby Rush, Skerries and wider north County Dublin. Public transport is mainly by bus, while Rush and Skerries provide nearby rail connections for commuting towards Dublin; the M1 and Dublin Airport are also reasonably accessible by road. Loughshinny itself has limited retail, café and dining provision, meaning residents typically travel to Rush or Skerries for supermarkets, restaurants, pubs, healthcare and larger leisure facilities. Park View is a recognisable local amenity, while the harbour, beach and coastal landscape provide much of the area’s everyday recreation. The village suits residents seeking a rural-coastal setting within reach of Dublin, with community life and local sports generally centred on the surrounding towns.
Property Market in Loughshinny
Based on 8 properties for sale in Loughshinny
Property types
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What’s in Loughshinny
Schools
Local primary education serving children in and around the coastal village.
Nearby primary-school option serving families in Rush and surrounding north Dublin areas.
Multi-denominational primary school serving Skerries and nearby communities.
Co-educational secondary school serving Skerries, Loughshinny and surrounding localities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local and regional buses connect surrounding villages with Rush, Skerries and Dublin.
Nearby DART commuter station providing rail services towards Dublin and northern destinations.
Commuter rail station offering regular services between Dublin and north County Dublin.
Coastal regional route linking Loughshinny with Rush, Skerries and inland roads.
Major motorway access available inland towards Dublin, Drogheda and Dublin Airport.
Amenities
Recognisable local amenity within Loughshinny’s small village setting.
Picturesque sheltered harbour and focal point for the village’s coastal character.
Small scenic coastal beach popular for walks, views and quiet recreation.
Nearby town centre with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants.
Local service centre providing shops, food outlets, pubs and everyday facilities.
Public library offering books, community services and local activities.
Nearby sports and leisure facilities serving residents across the surrounding area.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Small village community focused around the harbour, shoreline and local events.
Established rugby club providing youth and adult sporting activities nearby.
Local GAA club offering Gaelic games and community participation for all ages.
Community football club providing junior and adult soccer programmes in Rush.
Coastal sailing club supporting boating, training and watersports around Skerries.
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