About Templeogue
Templeogue is an established, leafy south-west Dublin suburb in the D6W area, lying between Terenure, Rathfarnham, Greenhills, Knocklyon and Firhouse. It is predominantly residential, with mature estates, broad green spaces and a settled, family-oriented atmosphere, while still being within practical reach of Dublin city centre. Local schooling is well represented by nearby primary and secondary options, including Templeogue and Terenure schools, making the area popular with families. Buses provide the main public transport link, with routes along Templeville Road, Templeogue Road and the Tallaght Road connecting towards the city, Tallaght and surrounding suburbs. The village area has everyday shops, cafés, takeaways, restaurants and traditional pubs, while larger retail centres are available at Rathfarnham and Tallaght. Bushy Park is one of the area’s major assets, offering riverside walks, sports pitches, playgrounds and tennis facilities, including Bushy Park Tennis & Padel. Residents also benefit from access to the River Dodder, local gyms and community facilities, with the M50 nearby for cross-city and regional driving. Templeogue has a strong local identity through its GAA, football and other sports clubs, although some nightlife and specialist shopping typically involves travelling to Rathmines, Dundrum or the city centre.
Property Market in Templeogue
Based on 26 properties for sale in Templeogue
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Templeogue
Schools
Established Catholic boys’ primary school serving families in the Templeogue area.
Catholic girls’ primary school providing local education from the early years.
Independent Catholic secondary school for boys on Templeville Road.
Nearby girls’ secondary school offering established post-primary education.
Longstanding Catholic secondary school serving pupils from south Dublin suburbs.
Visit website ↗Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular city-bound services connect Templeogue with Terenure, Rathmines and central Dublin.
Services provide links towards Tallaght, Walkinstown and the cityside suburbs.
Nearby motorway access supports journeys across Dublin and towards regional destinations.
Convenient nearby stop area with multiple routes towards the city and suburbs.
The nearest Luas access is generally reached by bus or car from Templeogue.
Amenities
Large riverside park with walks, pitches, playgrounds, cafés and community recreation.
Popular local venue offering tennis and padel facilities beside Bushy Park.
Convenient neighbourhood centre with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and everyday services.
Local car-cleaning facility serving Templeogue residents and passing motorists.
Traditional Templeogue pub providing drinks, conversation and a familiar neighbourhood atmosphere.
Well-known local pub and dining venue near Templeogue village.
Nearby shopping centre with supermarkets, services, cafés and convenient local retail.
Local public library providing books, study space, events and community services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent local GAA club offering Gaelic games and community-based sporting activities.
Community football club supporting youth and adult participation across local teams.
Established racquets club providing tennis facilities and social sporting activities.
Local independent retailers, cafés and services form the suburb’s everyday commercial centre.
Regular community running event attracting participants to Bushy Park each weekend.
Properties For Sale near Templeogue
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