Mary Street Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Mary Street
Mary Street lies in Dublin 1, immediately north of the River Liffey and close to the city-centre retail core. It is a busy, urban locality with a strongly commercial character by day, while nearby Temple Bar, Capel Street and Henry Street provide a lively mix of restaurants, pubs, cafés and shops. Residents have excellent access to central employment, culture and everyday services, although the area can be noticeably busy, particularly at weekends and during shopping hours. Henry Street and Mary Street are well placed for groceries, fashion, electronics and other practical purchases, with Currys among the recognisable nearby retailers. Public transport is extensive, with several Dublin Bus corridors, Luas stops within walking distance and Connolly and Tara Street stations accessible across the central area. Green space is limited immediately around Mary Street, but the River Liffey quays, St Stephen’s Green and the Phoenix Park are reachable for walks and leisure. Schools and further-education options are spread across central Dublin rather than concentrated on the street itself, while landmarks such as the Ha’penny Bridge, the GPO and Dublin Castle are close by.
What’s in Mary Street
Schools
Well-known secondary school on Great Denmark Street, within reach of Dublin city centre.
Girls’ secondary school on Kings Inns Street, north of the city centre.
Catholic boys’ secondary school on North Richmond Street, serving central Dublin families.
Large technological university campus offering diverse courses north-west of Mary Street.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Red Line stop beside Jervis Shopping Centre, providing direct cross-city connections.
Central Red Line stop close to O’Connell Street and the Liffey quays.
Frequent city routes connect the locality with north and south Dublin.
Major rail, DART and Luas interchange east of the city centre.
Central DART and commuter rail station south of the River Liffey.
Amenities
Recognisable electronics and appliance retailer serving the central shopping area.
Visit website ↗Central shopping centre with retail stores, food outlets and everyday services.
Visit website ↗Indoor retail centre near Henry Street, with shops and public library facilities.
Free cultural museum at Dublin Castle featuring remarkable Asian and Islamic collections.
Large multiplex cinema at Parnell Street, easily reached from Mary Street.
Public library within the Ilac Centre, offering reading, study and community services.
Historic city-centre park providing landscaped walks, lawns and a peaceful retreat.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local city-centre trading interests supporting commerce and the retail environment.
Local organisation representing businesses and promoting Temple Bar’s cultural quarter.
Historic Dublin football club based at Dalymount Park in nearby Phibsborough.
County Gaelic games organisation with clubs and activities across the capital.
Distinctive former church venue offering food, drinks and a notable city-centre setting.
Properties To Rent near Mary Street
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