North Wall Neighbourhood Guide

Dublin

About North Wall

North Wall is a compact inner-city Dublin neighbourhood on the north side of the River Liffey, centred around the IFSC and the regenerated Docklands. It combines modern offices and apartment buildings with older streets, port-related infrastructure and a growing residential community, giving it a distinctly urban, business-led feel. The area is particularly convenient for commuters, with Connolly Station, Luas and numerous Dublin Bus routes within easy reach, while the city centre is walkable across the Liffey. Education provision is more limited within North Wall itself, although local families use nearby primary and secondary schools, childcare and programmes such as the After Schools Education & Support Programme. Residents have cafés, restaurants, hotel bars and pubs around Mayor Street, the IFSC, the Docklands and nearby East Wall, with a broader choice available towards Talbot Street and the city centre. The Convention Centre Dublin, the National College of Ireland and the waterfront provide prominent local landmarks, while the 3Arena and Bord Gáis Energy Theatre are close by for concerts and performances. Green space is more urban than suburban, but the River Liffey quays, the Samuel Beckett Bridge and nearby Grand Canal Dock offer attractive walking routes. North Wall suits people who value central access, modern employment hubs and strong public transport, although traffic, construction activity and limited private open space are characteristic of the area.

Property Market in North Wall

Based on 27 properties for sale in North Wall

€430,000
Median asking price
avg €447,294
€250k – €720k
Price range
2
Avg bedrooms
2
Avg bathrooms
75 m²
Avg floor area
C
Most common BER
16
New listings
last 3 months

Property types

22 (81%)
2 (7%)
1 (4%)
1 (4%)
1 (4%)

Bedrooms

1 bed5 (19%)
2 bed18 (67%)
3 bed4 (15%)

New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.

What’s in North Wall

Schools

after-school education and support

Provides supervised educational and family support services for children locally.

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primary

Central Dublin primary school serving families from the north inner city.

primary

Established primary school near the Docklands and north inner-city communities.

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secondary

Co-educational secondary school on North Richmond Street, accessible from North Wall.

rail, DART and Luas

Major rail hub with DART, commuter, intercity and Red Line Luas services.

parking

Convenient parking facility beside Dublin’s principal northside rail and tram interchange.

bus

Frequent city and suburban services connect North Wall with central Dublin and beyond.

walking and cycling landmark

Recognisable North Wall landmark beside routes linking the docks and inner city.

road

Important road connections serving Dublin Port, East Wall and the wider motorway network.

Amenities

conference venue

Major waterfront conference venue and one of the Docklands’ best-known landmarks.

shopping and services

Business-district setting with cafés, convenience retail and everyday services.

parking

Central parking facility serving visitors, workers and residents in the Docklands.

shopping and dining

Historic riverside building with cafés, restaurants, offices and visitor attractions.

pub and live music

Well-known traditional pub in nearby Smithfield, recognised for music and atmosphere.

concert venue

Large indoor venue hosting major concerts and entertainment beside the River Liffey.

museum

Interactive museum in the CHQ Building exploring Ireland’s global emigrant story.

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theatre

Major Grand Canal Dock theatre offering musicals, drama, dance and touring productions.

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Local Clubs & Businesses

education and business

Higher-education institution with a prominent campus beside Mayor Street Lower.

arts organisation

Studios and creative organisation supporting visual artists in a converted fire station.

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business and transport

Major commercial port shaping North Wall’s history, employment and waterfront character.

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events business

International conference and events venue attracting visitors and business activity year-round.

entertainment business

Prominent Docklands venue bringing concerts, performances and substantial evening footfall.

Nearby Areas

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