About Ringsend
Ringsend is a well-established inner-south Dublin neighbourhood in D04, situated between the River Liffey, Dublin Bay and the Grand Canal, with Ballsbridge and Grand Canal Dock close by. It combines traditional terraced streets and a strong local identity with newer apartment developments around the waterfront and Poolbeg peninsula. Families benefit from nearby primary and secondary schools, while the area’s compact layout makes many daily journeys possible on foot or by bicycle. Dublin Bus services connect Ringsend with the city centre, Sandymount, Ballsbridge and the southside, and Grand Canal Dock and Lansdowne Road stations provide convenient DART access. Local life centres on cafés, takeaways, pubs and shops along Ringsend Road, with larger retail and dining choices available in Grand Canal Dock, Sandymount and Ballsbridge. Residents are close to Ringsend Park, Irishtown Nature Park, Sandymount Strand and the Poolbeg area for walking, sport and outdoor leisure. The neighbourhood is also known for Ringsend Park’s community facilities, local GAA and soccer traditions, the nearby Aviva Stadium, and the distinctive Poolbeg Chimneys landmark.
Property Market in Ringsend
Based on 14 properties for sale in Ringsend
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What’s in Ringsend
Schools
Local co-educational secondary school serving students from Ringsend and surrounding Dublin 4 areas.
Catholic primary school located within the established Ringsend community.
Local primary school serving boys and families in Ringsend.
Nearby primary school within easy reach of Ringsend and Ballsbridge.
Independent school in nearby Booterstown offering education across several age groups.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗DART station providing frequent coastal services towards Malahide, Howth, Bray and Greystones.
Nearby DART station beside the Aviva Stadium, useful for Ballsbridge and city connections.
Regular city and southside services connect Ringsend with central Dublin and surrounding districts.
Important local road linking Ringsend, Irishtown, Sandymount and the Poolbeg peninsula.
Cycle routes connect Ringsend with Grand Canal Dock, the city centre and Sandymount.
Amenities
Large local park with sports pitches, playgrounds, walking space and community facilities.
Coastal green space offering wildlife habitat, paths and views across Dublin Bay.
Long-established Ringsend pub known for its traditional local atmosphere.
Popular nearby pub in Bath Avenue, convenient for Ringsend and Grand Canal Dock.
Local café option for casual breakfasts, lunches, coffee and takeaway food.
Community library providing books, study space, events and public services.
Nearby tidal strand popular for walks, sea air and views across Dublin Bay.
Major sports and concert venue within walking distance at Lansdowne Road.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club supporting local juvenile and adult participation.
Local soccer club with strong roots in the Ringsend community.
Community-based credit union serving members in Ringsend and nearby districts.
Established local venue offering food, drinks and a relaxed neighbourhood setting.
Nearby concentration of offices, cafés, restaurants, shops and waterfront services.
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