Marino Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Marino
Marino is a well-established north Dublin suburb in the D09 area, lying between Drumcondra, Whitehall, Donnycarney, Fairview and Beaumont. It is predominantly residential, known for quiet streets, mature greenery and distinctive planned housing, while remaining close to the city centre. Families are well served by nearby primary and secondary schools, including St Joseph’s CBS and Our Lady of Mercy Secondary School, with Dublin City University also close by in Glasnevin. Commuters can use frequent Dublin Bus services along Griffith Avenue, Malahide Road and Drumcondra Road, while Drumcondra railway station provides access towards the city, Maynooth and northern commuter destinations. Local shopping is centred on nearby Marino Mart, Fairview and Collins Avenue, with larger retail choices available at Omni Shopping Centre in Santry. Pubs, cafés and restaurants are found around Marino, Drumcondra and Fairview, including the lively Northside Inn and a range of casual and independent eateries. Grace Park, local playing fields and community facilities provide recreation, while the area’s proximity to Croke Park, the National Botanic Gardens and Dublin city centre adds significant leisure appeal.
Property Market in Marino
Based on 39 properties for sale in Marino
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Marino
Schools
Established boys’ secondary school serving pupils from Marino, Fairview and surrounding north Dublin districts.
Girls’ secondary school near Marino offering broad post-primary education and extracurricular activities.
Local girls’ secondary school with a long-standing presence in the Marino community.
Primary school serving local families within the established Marino residential area.
Nearby university campus offering undergraduate, postgraduate and continuing education programmes.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Dublin commuter station connecting north Dublin with Connolly, Maynooth and northern destinations.
Frequent bus services provide connections towards the city centre, Clontarf and north Dublin.
Useful northside corridor linking Marino with Fairview, the city and northern suburbs.
Direct arterial route into central Dublin, with regular buses and convenient cycling access.
Road connections make Dublin Airport, the port and wider metropolitan routes readily accessible.
Amenities
Community venue supporting local activities, classes, meetings and neighbourhood events.
Residential area adjoining local green spaces and facilities used by Marino residents.
Visit website ↗Local road with nearby everyday services, homes and access to community facilities.
Visit website ↗Popular green area offering open space, walking routes and nearby sports facilities.
Visit website ↗Major public gardens with glasshouses, landscaped grounds and educational displays nearby.
Iconic GAA stadium hosting major matches, events and tours a short distance away.
Large retail centre with supermarkets, shops, restaurants and cinema facilities nearby.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club providing sporting activities for children and adults.
Established nearby rugby club offering youth and adult teams across multiple grades.
Neighbourhood-focused venue supporting activities, services and local community engagement.
Convenient local shopping area serving residents with everyday retail and food services.
Traditional nearby Dublin pub known for its historic character and local atmosphere.
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