About North Strand
North Strand is a compact, established inner-city neighbourhood on Dublin’s northside, lying between the city centre, Fairview, East Wall and the North Circular Road. It is predominantly residential, with traditional terraces and red-brick homes alongside apartments and busy local streets, giving it a settled, urban community feel. The area is within easy reach of schools including St. Columba’s National School, while further primary and secondary options are available in neighbouring Fairview, Marino and the city centre. Commuters can walk or cycle into central Dublin, use frequent Dublin Bus services, or reach nearby rail and Luas connections; the Port Tunnel and East Wall also provide useful road access. Local shopping is centred on everyday convenience stores and services, with larger retail areas available around Fairview, Talbot Street and the city centre. Pubs, cafés and casual restaurants are found along the North Strand Road and in surrounding inner-city districts, while Fairview Park provides substantial green space and recreation nearby. Community life is an important part of the locality, with the Larkin Centre for the Unemployed and several long-established sporting, social and neighbourhood organisations serving residents.
Property Market in North Strand
Based on 2 properties for sale in North Strand
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What’s in North Strand
Schools
Established primary school near the north inner city and Dublin Docklands.
Catholic secondary school for boys, located on North Richmond Street.
Secondary school for girls in nearby Fairview, serving the northside community.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent city and northside bus services run along the main road.
Major rail, DART and Luas interchange within walking distance of North Strand.
Central bus station beside Connolly, serving regional and Dublin routes.
Red Line stop providing access towards the city centre and Tallaght or Saggart.
Nearby strategic road link connecting Dublin Port with the M50 and national routes.
Amenities
Community resource offering advice, support and employment-related services locally.
Large nearby park with open lawns, sports facilities, playgrounds and walking space.
Historic northside landmark marking a busy junction near North Strand.
Major city transport hub with rail, DART, Luas and bus connections.
Convenient local centre with shops and everyday services nearby.
Iconic GAA stadium and events venue a short distance to the north.
Popular traditional pub near Talbot Street, known for food and live atmosphere.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established rugby club serving north Dublin communities from its nearby grounds.
Prominent Gaelic games club based in Glasnevin, accessible from North Strand.
Long-established Gaelic games club with strong roots across north Dublin.
Neighbouring community venue supporting local activities, events and resident services.
Local cultural initiative reflecting the area’s active north inner-city community identity.
Nearby Areas
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