About Talbot Street
Talbot Street is a busy, central Dublin city-centre street in D01, running between the north inner city, Amiens Street and the IFSC. Its character is urban and lively, with apartments, hotels, offices, independent shops and convenience businesses lining a well-used pedestrian and transport corridor. Residents are within easy walking distance of schools and further-education options around the north inner city, including several primary schools and institutions such as Marino Institute of Education and TU Dublin city-centre facilities. Commuting is a major advantage: Connolly Station, Busáras, Luas stops and numerous Dublin Bus routes are close by, while the street is also practical for walking and cycling into the IFSC, Docklands and central shopping areas. Everyday shopping is well served by convenience stores and specialist retailers, including Eurasia Supermarket, while O’Connell Street and Henry Street provide larger retail choices nearby. Restaurants, cafés, takeaways and traditional city-centre pubs are plentiful around Talbot Street, Amiens Street and the north quays, although the atmosphere is more energetic and commercial than suburban. Nearby leisure options include the National Library and cultural attractions in the city centre, the River Liffey quays and Fairview Park, with Croke Park also accessible on foot or by short public transport journey. The area suits residents who value centrality, excellent transport and immediate access to Dublin’s restaurants, nightlife, employment and cultural amenities.
Property Market in Talbot Street
Based on 3 properties for sale in Talbot Street
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Talbot Street
Schools
Established city-centre primary school serving children from the surrounding north inner-city community.
Local primary school near Seville Place, serving families in Dublin’s north inner city.
Teacher-education and professional learning institution north of the city centre.
Large higher-education campus reachable by Luas and city bus from Talbot Street.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Major rail and DART interchange within a short walk of Talbot Street.
National bus station providing regional and intercity services beside Connolly Station.
Red Line stops at Connolly and Busáras connect the city and suburbs.
Frequent city routes run along Talbot Street, Amiens Street and O’Connell Street.
Public bicycle stations and cycle routes support short central-city journeys.
Amenities
Specialist international supermarket providing a broad range of groceries and household essentials.
Secure bicycle-parking facility supporting cycle commuters in central Dublin.
Major pedestrian retail destination with department stores, fashion shops and cafés nearby.
Iconic GAA stadium offering major fixtures, tours and skyline views nearby.
Central shopping centre with retailers, services and the Central Library.
Large public park with playing areas, paths and open space northeast of Talbot Street.
Historic research library and exhibition venue a short walk south of the street.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Historic Dublin football club based at Dalymount Park, accessible across the north city.
County Gaelic games organisation closely associated with nearby Croke Park.
Community facility supporting local activities and services in the north inner city.
Popular nearby city-centre venue known for casual food, drinks and lively evenings.
Traditional Irish pub near Talbot Street with food, music and a central location.
Nearby Areas
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