Docklands
Suits people working in the tech offices along the Liffey who want a new-build home and Grand Canal Dock station four minutes away.
Dublin's residential areas run from the Georgian core and the cobbled pub quarter out through red-brick village suburbs and on to harbour towns on the coast. The inner areas put daily life within a few minutes' walk, while places like Ranelagh, Rathmines and Stoneybatter each hold their own high street and local character. Further out, Dun Laoghaire and Howth trade central access for piers, markets and cliff walks.
Open Dublin on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits people working in the tech offices along the Liffey who want a new-build home and Grand Canal Dock station four minutes away.
Fits young professionals who want a village high street of brunch spots and delis with the station a three-minute walk off.
Works for families and students alike, with Victorian houses, Croke Park nearby and a four-minute walk to Drumcondra station.
For those who want a fishing village with cliff walks and seafood, three minutes from the station at the end of the DART.
Cobbled pub quarter · Galleries & buskers · Tourist heart
St Stephen's Green & Grafton Street · Georgian Dublin
Tech HQ row on the Liffey · New builds · Silicon Docks
Embassy belt · Herbert Park · Dublin 4 prestige
Village high street · Brunch & delis · Young professional
Red-brick terraces · Swimming baths · Lively local core
Canal-side cafés · Little Jerusalem heritage · Character
Dublin's hippest village · Craft pints · Cottage streets
Croke Park side · Victorian homes · Student & family mix
Harbour piers & markets · Seaside commuter classic
Fishing village & cliff walks · Seafood · End of the DART