About Wexford Street
Wexford Street is a lively inner-city stretch in Dublin 2, running through the south city centre between Camden Street and the Portobello side of the city. It has an urban, mixed-use character, with period buildings, apartments, offices, language schools, independent shops and a notably busy evening scene. Residents are within easy walking distance of Grafton Street, St Stephen’s Green, George’s Street and the cultural venues around Temple Bar, while Portobello adds a more residential canal-side atmosphere nearby. The street and surrounding lanes are particularly well known for restaurants, cafés, late bars and traditional pubs, with Camden Street and South Richmond Street providing further choice. Public transport is strongest on foot and by bus, with Luas Green Line stops at Harcourt and St Stephen’s Green within a short walk, and Dublin city-centre rail and intercity connections accessible from Pearse and Heuston stations. Nearby education includes The International School of English, while the area also benefits from access to Trinity College Dublin and several city-centre colleges. Green space is limited immediately on Wexford Street, but St Stephen’s Green, Iveagh Gardens and the Grand Canal are close by for walking and leisure.
Property Market in Wexford Street
Based on 3 properties for sale in Wexford Street
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Wexford Street
Schools
City-centre English-language school serving international students near Wexford Street.
Visit website ↗Historic university campus within walking distance across Dublin’s south city centre.
Primary school serving families in Dublin’s inner south city area.
Popular primary option a short distance south of the city centre.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Green Line stop providing frequent services towards Sandyford and Broombridge.
Central Green Line stop beside shopping, offices and the city’s main park.
Frequent city routes connect the area with suburbs and central destinations.
DART and commuter rail station accessible across the city centre.
Mainline station for services towards the west, south-west and regional destinations.
Amenities
Local education and training centre serving students in the Wexford Street area.
Visit website ↗Landscaped central park offering lawns, paths, gardens and waterside walks.
Quiet historic gardens with formal planting, lawns and distinctive urban character.
Well-known late bar and entertainment venue on nearby George’s Street.
Large, long-established pub at the Camden Street end of the area.
Dense local dining strip with international food, coffee shops and casual venues.
Nearby multiplex cinema offering mainstream films and accessible evening entertainment.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Creative city venue known for live events, DJs, food and street-art atmosphere.
Neighbouring independent retail, dining and nightlife district extending south from Wexford Street.
Prominent city community organisation with strong links to nearby nightlife and culture.
Canal-side meeting point and local landmark close to the southern end of Wexford Street.
Nearby Areas
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