Marlborough Street Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Marlborough Street
Marlborough Street is a central Dublin city-centre address in D01, running close to O’Connell Street, Talbot Street, Mountjoy Square and the north side of the River Liffey. It has a distinctly urban, mixed-use character, with apartments, offices, shops, hotels and busy streets rather than a quiet suburban feel. The area is particularly convenient for city-centre workers and students, with excellent public transport and many daily services within walking distance. Nearby education options include primary and secondary schools around the north inner city, as well as colleges and institutes in central Dublin. Shopping is concentrated around O’Connell Street, Henry Street and Talbot Street, while cafés, casual restaurants and traditional pubs are plentiful around the surrounding streets. The Spire, the GPO and the Abbey Theatre are prominent nearby landmarks, and Mountjoy Square provides a valuable green space for residents. Commuters can use several Dublin Bus corridors, the Luas Red Line from Abbey Street, and nearby rail services at Tara Street and Connolly stations. Parking is available at Q-Park The Spire, although walking, cycling and public transport are generally more practical for everyday travel in this central location.
Property Market in Marlborough Street
Based on 1 property for sale in Marlborough Street
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Marlborough Street
Schools
Established primary school serving families in Dublin’s north inner city.
Catholic secondary school for boys on North Richmond Street.
Independent Jesuit secondary school located near Great Denmark Street.
Teacher-training and education campus at Drumcondra, north of the city centre.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Red Line stop providing direct city-centre and Docklands connections.
Nearby Red Line stop serving O’Connell Street and the north quays.
Major rail, DART and Luas interchange within easy walking distance.
Central DART and commuter rail station across the River Liffey.
Frequent Dublin Bus services connect the north inner city and suburbs.
Amenities
Multi-storey city-centre car park beside O’Connell Street and The Spire.
Recognisable O’Connell Street landmark and central meeting point.
Major pedestrianised retail street with department stores, cafés and restaurants.
Historic Georgian garden offering green space near the north inner city.
Ireland’s national theatre, presenting drama and performance near the River Liffey.
Central shopping centre with shops, services and public library facilities.
Public library providing books, study space and community services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Visitor attraction exploring the 1916 Rising and modern Irish history.
Historic GAA stadium and major sporting venue north of the city centre.
Popular atmospheric venue in a converted former church near Jervis Street.
Traditional Irish pub on Talbot Street with food and live music.
Central Bus Éireann station serving regional and national routes.
Nearby Areas
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