About Raheny
Raheny is an established north Dublin suburb in D05, positioned between Artane and Clontarf and close to Dollymount, Donaghmede, Kilbarrack, Ayrfield and Edenmore. It has a largely residential, family-friendly character, with a traditional village centre, mature streets and easy access to the coast and Dublin Bay. Local schools serve several age groups, while nearby St Anne’s Park provides extensive green space, sports facilities and walks towards the seafront. Raheny is well connected by rail and bus, making commuting into the city practical, and Station Road is an important local transport corridor. Day-to-day shopping is convenient around the village, with Tesco and independent businesses, cafés, pharmacies and services close at hand. Residents also have access to pubs and restaurants in Raheny and neighbouring Clontarf, alongside leisure facilities, the BMX park and community sports clubs. The area suits households wanting suburban space and amenities without giving up relatively quick access to central Dublin.
Property Market in Raheny
Based on 27 properties for sale in Raheny
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Raheny
Schools
Long-established primary school serving children in Raheny and surrounding north Dublin neighbourhoods.
Local primary school offering mainstream education within the established Raheny community.
Co-educational secondary school on Raheny Road serving pupils from Raheny and nearby areas.
Independent secondary school in Raheny, providing education for local and commuting students.
Well-known secondary school located near Raheny village and St Anne’s Park.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗DART station providing frequent services towards Dublin city, Howth and Bray.
Key Raheny route linking the village, railway station and surrounding residential districts.
Regular bus services connect Raheny with the city centre, Clontarf and north Dublin.
Major coastal corridor offering road and bus connections towards Clontarf and Howth.
The wider motorway network is accessible by road through Dublin’s northside routes.
Amenities
Large historic park with gardens, sports pitches, woodland walks and playground facilities.
Local green space providing informal recreation and an attractive residential amenity.
Purpose-built local facility for BMX riding and informal wheeled recreation.
Convenient supermarket serving everyday grocery and household shopping needs locally.
Neighbourhood pharmacy providing prescriptions, health advice and everyday medical products.
A varied local selection of cafés, takeaways and restaurants around the village centre.
Community library offering books, study space, events and local public services.
Visit website ↗Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent athletics club offering training and competition for juniors and adults.
Local football club providing youth and adult participation across several teams.
Community Gaelic games club supporting hurling, football and youth development.
Local traders and businesses promoting Raheny village and its commercial community.
Popular weekly community running event held in the park for varied abilities.
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