Whitehall Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Whitehall
Whitehall is a well-established north Dublin suburb in the D09 area, positioned between Beaumont, Drumcondra, Marino, Glasnevin and Santry. It is primarily residential, with a settled suburban feel, a mix of established housing and newer apartment developments, and convenient access to both the city and Dublin Airport. Families are well served by nearby primary and secondary schools, while Dublin City University and several further-education options are within easy reach. Frequent bus services along the Swords Road, Collins Avenue and Drumcondra Road provide practical city connections, and the M50, M1 and Dublin Airport are readily accessible by car. Local shopping is concentrated around Whitehall village and nearby Drumcondra, Marino and Santry, with supermarkets, cafés, takeaways and everyday services close by. Pubs and restaurants are found locally and along the surrounding main roads, while the area benefits from access to Griffith Park, Albert College Park, Tolka Valley Park and the leisure facilities around DCU. Sports pitches, gyms and community facilities are prominent, including the Soccer Centre and Sports Car Park, and College Park Residences adds a notable modern residential landmark to the locality.
Property Market in Whitehall
Based on 18 properties for sale in Whitehall
Property types
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What’s in Whitehall
Schools
Established boys’ secondary school on Whitehall Road, serving local families and surrounding north Dublin.
Local girls’ primary school serving the Whitehall and Ballymun Road catchment.
Neighbouring boys’ primary school with a long-standing connection to Whitehall.
Historic teacher-training and education campus beside Drumcondra Road and Griffith Avenue.
Large university campus nearby, offering extensive academic, sporting and cultural facilities.
Visit website ↗Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent northside bus services connect Whitehall with the city centre and Dublin Airport.
Nearby suburban rail station serving north Dublin, commuter routes and connections towards Connolly.
International airport a short drive away, with bus links and straightforward road access.
Provides direct road connections northwards, towards Dublin Airport and the national motorway network.
Accessible via the M1, linking Whitehall with western and southern Dublin suburbs.
Amenities
Modern student and residential accommodation associated with the nearby university district.
Recognisable local sports-related facility serving activities around the Whitehall and DCU area.
Local football facility providing pitches and organised sporting activity for the community.
Popular riverside park with open lawns, walking routes and recreational space.
Large green space beside DCU, used for walking, sport and informal recreation.
Nearby retail centre with supermarkets, shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday services.
Major north Dublin hospital providing emergency, specialist and general healthcare services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club offering juvenile and adult sporting activities.
Community football club providing organised soccer for children and adults.
Extensive university sports provision including pitches, clubs, fitness and recreational facilities.
Established local church and community landmark serving residents around Whitehall.
Cluster of national retailers, independent services, cafés and restaurants near Santry.
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