Dublin Hill Neighbourhood Guide
Cork
About Dublin Hill
Dublin Hill is a predominantly residential area on Cork’s north side, positioned between Blackpool, Montenotte, St Luke’s, Kilcully and Dublin Pike, within the T23 routing area. Its elevated roads and surrounding slopes give parts of the neighbourhood broad views towards the city, while the housing is a mix of established estates, terraces and newer residential development. Blackpool is the main nearby shopping and services hub, with Blackpool Shopping Centre and Retail Park providing supermarkets, everyday retail, food outlets and practical services. Residents can also reach Cork city centre relatively easily by bus, car or on foot from some parts of the area, although steep roads and busy junctions are characteristic of the northside. Local café and takeaway options are concentrated around Blackpool and nearby St Luke’s, with a wider choice of pubs and restaurants available in the city centre. Dennehy’s Health & Fitness Blackpool provides a nearby leisure option, while parks, pitches and countryside around Kilcully and Dublin Pike offer additional outdoor space. Schools, GP services, pharmacies and community facilities are available across the surrounding northside districts, making Dublin Hill a convenient base for households seeking city access without living directly in the centre.
Property Market in Dublin Hill
Based on 5 properties for sale in Dublin Hill
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Dublin Hill
Schools
Historic northside primary school serving boys and girls in Cork city.
Established Christian Brothers secondary school close to Blackpool and the city centre.
Catholic secondary school for girls located within easy reach of Dublin Hill.
Nearby northside setting for training, enterprise support and community learning opportunities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular city-bound and suburban routes connect Dublin Hill with Blackpool and Cork centre.
Convenient nearby stops serve routes towards the city, Ballyvolane and surrounding northside districts.
Cork’s main railway station provides intercity and commuter trains across Ireland.
Road connections support journeys towards the city, Mallow, Limerick and northern suburbs.
Amenities
Main nearby retail hub with supermarkets, shops, services, food outlets and ample parking.
Visit website ↗Local gym and fitness club offering equipment, classes and health-focused facilities.
Convenient postal and everyday counter services available within the Blackpool shopping area.
Popular café and sandwich outlet providing quick breakfasts, lunches, coffee and takeaway options.
Visit website ↗Mobile phone shop providing handsets, accessories, upgrades and account-related services.
Established centre serving residents with essential retail, services and nearby dining choices.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Well-known local fitness facility serving Dublin Hill and wider northside residents.
Cluster of established shops and service providers supporting everyday neighbourhood needs.
Recognisable local food business popular for sandwiches, coffee and casual daytime meals.
Nearby community services provide activities, advice and support for northside residents.
Properties For Sale near Dublin Hill
Nearby Areas
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