About Skerries
Skerries is a lively coastal town in north County Dublin, known for its sandy beaches, harbour, offshore islands and strong community atmosphere. It combines established residential streets with newer housing, while the town centre has an active, walkable feel and a good selection of everyday services. Families are served by several primary schools and Skerries Community College, with further education options available in nearby Balbriggan and Dublin. Skerries railway station provides a direct commuter connection towards Dublin city, while buses and the M1 make travel to Balbriggan, the airport and the wider north Dublin area practical. The town centre includes independent shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs, with Brady's among the best-known local meeting places. Residents have easy access to the coast, Red Island, the harbour and local parks, including Central Park and green spaces around Town Parks Road and Selskar Rise. Skerries is also well known for its sailing, GAA, football and other community clubs, giving the town an active year-round social life.
Property Market in Skerries
Based on 41 properties for sale in Skerries
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What’s in Skerries
Schools
An equality-based primary school serving families in Skerries and surrounding north Dublin communities.
Visit website ↗A senior primary school providing education for older primary-age pupils in Skerries.
A local junior primary school serving younger children from Skerries and nearby areas.
A co-educational secondary school serving Skerries, Rush, Lusk and surrounding communities.
An early-years and Montessori setting offering childcare and preschool provision locally.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗DART and commuter rail services connect Skerries with Dublin city and north County Dublin.
A recognisable station-area landmark beside Skerries railway services and commuter connections.
Local and regional buses link Skerries with Balbriggan, Rush, Lusk and surrounding towns.
Road connections provide access towards Dublin Airport, the city and towns northwards.
Amenities
A local green space providing room for recreation, walking and family outdoor activities.
Residential-area open space offering convenient green surroundings for nearby households.
Visit website ↗A popular Skerries pub and restaurant with a traditional, community-oriented atmosphere.
A convenient local supermarket serving everyday grocery and household shopping needs.
A town supermarket offering groceries, essentials and convenient day-to-day shopping.
Visit website ↗A local fitness facility offering gym equipment, workouts and exercise support.
Scenic coastal amenities support swimming, walking, boating and relaxed seaside recreation.
Local Clubs & Businesses
A long-established sailing club supporting training, racing and water-based community activities.
Visit website ↗A major local GAA club providing Gaelic games and community participation for all ages.
A community rugby club offering playing, coaching and social opportunities locally.
A local football club providing organised soccer opportunities for children and adults.
A notable historic mill complex with visitor interest, gardens and local heritage connections.
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