Cappagh Road Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Cappagh Road
Cappagh Road is a mainly suburban and employment-oriented area in north-west Dublin, within the D11 district and close to Finglas, Navan Road, Ballycoolin, Corduff and St Margaret’s. The surroundings combine established housing with business parks and industrial estates, including Northwest Business Park and Centrepoint Business Park, giving the area a practical, working-day character rather than a traditional village centre. Residents generally rely on nearby Finglas, Blanchardstown and the wider north-west suburbs for larger-scale shopping, cafés, restaurants and evening entertainment. Local dining and pub options are available around Finglas, Ballycoolin and Blanchardstown, while the National Aquatic Centre and Blanchardstown’s cinema, restaurants and retail facilities provide substantial leisure choice a short drive away. Bus services on the surrounding roads connect towards the city centre, Finglas and Blanchardstown, and the M50, N2 and N3 offer useful commuting access by car. Education is provided by schools in Finglas, Corduff, Mulhuddart and Blanchardstown, with Dublin City University and other third-level institutions accessible across the city. Parks and open space are available in nearby Finglas and along the Royal Canal corridor, while local GAA, soccer and community facilities support family and recreational life.
What’s in Cappagh Road
Schools
Catholic boys’ primary school serving families in the nearby Finglas area.
Girls’ primary school located within the established Finglas suburban community.
Mixed post-primary school providing second-level education and further learning opportunities.
Established secondary school accessible from Cappagh Road via north-west Dublin routes.
Mixed secondary school serving the expanding north-west Dublin residential area.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local buses connect surrounding housing and business areas with Finglas and Dublin.
Major orbital route providing access around Dublin and to national road connections.
Northbound route linking the area with north Dublin, Meath and the M50.
Important westbound corridor towards Blanchardstown, Clonee and the national motorway network.
Green Line stop providing rail access towards the city centre and south Dublin.
Amenities
Modern business and industrial premises immediately associated with the Cappagh Road area.
Large north-west Dublin employment park with offices, warehouses and commercial services.
Convenient local shopping centre serving Finglas and surrounding north-west neighbourhoods.
Major retail and leisure destination with shops, restaurants, cinema and everyday services.
Large sports and swimming complex near Blanchardstown, including pools and fitness facilities.
Public library providing books, study space, digital access and community programmes.
Extensive green space beside the Tolka with walking routes and recreational areas.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Long-established GAA club serving communities across north-west Dublin.
Community Gaelic games club based in Finglas with juvenile and adult teams.
Local football club providing youth and adult soccer participation in Finglas.
Prominent north Dublin GAA club accessible from the Cappagh Road area.
Significant local employment hub containing logistics, commercial and industrial businesses.
Nearby Areas
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