About Raheny
Raheny is an established northside Dublin suburb in D05, positioned between Clontarf and Donaghmede, with Artane, Kilbarrack, Ayrfield and Edenmore nearby. It has a settled, family-oriented feel, combining traditional village streets and mature housing with convenient access to the coast, parks and everyday services. Raheny village provides local shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants, pharmacies and supermarkets, while larger retail areas in Clarehall, Donaghmede and Artane are within easy reach. Residents are close to St Anne’s Park, one of Dublin’s best-known public parks, with extensive gardens, sports facilities, woodland walks and access towards Bull Island and Dollymount Strand. Park Lawn Green and the local BMX park provide additional informal outdoor recreation. Raheny is well placed for commuting, with Raheny DART station and frequent Dublin Bus services, while Station Road is a key local approach and connecting route. Primary and secondary schools are available in Raheny and surrounding neighbourhoods, making the area popular with families. Local pubs, cafés and restaurants give the village an active but generally relaxed character, and sports clubs, community organisations and nearby coastal amenities add to the strong neighbourhood feel.
Property Market in Raheny
Based on 27 properties for sale in Raheny
Property types
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What’s in Raheny
Schools
Catholic primary school serving younger pupils in the Raheny area.
Senior primary school providing education for older primary pupils locally.
Local primary school serving families in Raheny and surrounding north Dublin neighbourhoods.
Co-educational secondary school located on Raheny Road.
Girls’ secondary school serving the local northside community.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent DART services connect Raheny with central Dublin, Howth and Bray.
Important local route linking Raheny village with surrounding residential areas and transport services.
Regular bus services provide connections towards the city centre and north Dublin suburbs.
Major coastal corridor connecting Raheny with Clontarf, Sutton and Howth.
Road connections are accessible via the city’s wider northside network.
Amenities
Extensive historic park with gardens, sports grounds, woodland walks and recreational spaces.
Neighbourhood green space providing informal recreation for nearby residents and families.
Local BMX facility offering a dedicated outdoor activity space for young people.
Convenient supermarket supporting weekly shopping and everyday household needs.
Established local pharmacy providing prescriptions, healthcare advice and everyday essentials.
A selection of independent cafés, takeaways and restaurants serves local residents.
Nearby beaches and nature areas offer walking, swimming and open coastal scenery.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Well-established athletics club offering track, field and running activities locally.
Community football club providing juvenile and adult football programmes.
Local Gaelic games club with sporting and community activities for all ages.
Traditional local pubs provide casual meeting places, food and community atmosphere.
Local traders and businesses support village events, promotion and neighbourhood initiatives.
Properties For Sale near Raheny
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