Leopardstown
Leopardstown is a quiet, mainly residential area in South Dublin, with many established estates, nestled between the M50 and the foot of the Dublin mountains. It is well known for its racecourse and is home to many amenities including Glencairn Park. There is an excellent selection of schools in the area and it is very…
The Coombe & Cork street
This historic area of Dublin 8 is only a short distance from the city centre and is a good location for those who want to live close to the true heart of the city. Dublin 8 is regarded as one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world to live in 2021 according to Timeout. Many…
Dún Laoghaire
History & Culture Dún Laoghaire is a suburban coastal town in South County Dublin. After legalisation was passed in 1816 allowing a major port to serve Dublin, Dun leary as it was previously known town was built. It was renamed Kingstown in honour of King George’s visit in 1821 and in 1920 was given its…
Harolds Cross
This area surrounding Harold’s Cross is full of charm and has a great sense of what a real community is all about. There are many small family-run businesses that just make this area special. It is only a stone throws away from the city centre and hip Portobello square, and all the buzzing parts of…
Smithfield
Smithfield is a small and trendy city suburb on the Northside of Dublin city. Accessed effortlessly on foot, bus or Luas, this neighbourhood features a unique square, which is the central hub of activity. The square is a large, cobblestone plaza which has been transformed into a collection of small independent restaurants and cafés. It is…
Ringsend
Ringsend has become a hugely sought-after location in the heart of Dublin 4, one of Dublin’s most fashionable and vibrant neighborhoods close to the city centre. Small period cottages and red-bricked terraced houses in Ringsend make for highly desirable rental options and for first-time buyers in this close-knit Dublin community. A host of local amenities…
Rathmines
Next to Ranelagh sits the pretty neighbouring village of Rathmines. Considered one of Dublin’s trendiest city spots for its excellent range of shops, quirky vintage shops, eateries, hot yoga and cool bars. It is also home to the Stella, an iconic cinematic landmark in the heart of the village where you can enjoy an evening…
Ranelagh
Ranelagh is a trendy southside village full of the best cafés, restaurants and bars and within walking distance of the city centre. It’s upmarket feel, surrounded by nice parks and residential areas make it a wonderful place to call home. Situated close to the canal, this pretty village hosts an array of local amenities and…
Raheny
Raheny is an attractive, historical small village in north Dublin beside the sea and 7km from the city. It lies between the villages of Clontarf and Howth. It has a lovely village feel with lots of restaurants, boutiques, local shops, a library, and a Supervalu. Saint Anne’s Park is on the doorstep and is the…
Portobello
Located on the Southside of Dublin city, and very close to the city centre, Portobello is regarded as one of the coolest neighbourhoods and prettiest parts in town. This suburb offers the convenience of city living with the charm of a quiet suburban life. Portobello has a real village feel and only a ten-minute walk…