Clonburris Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Clonburris
Clonburris is a major emerging residential and mixed-use district in west Dublin, positioned between established Clondalkin and the Citywest–Lucan corridor within the D22 area. The area is being shaped through large-scale planned development, including new homes, schools, parks and community facilities, so its character is modern and still evolving rather than that of a long-established village. Residents benefit from proximity to Clondalkin village, where everyday shopping, cafés, pubs, restaurants, services and healthcare are concentrated. Nearby education provision includes established primary and secondary schools in Clondalkin, with additional schools planned or delivered as the new neighbourhoods grow. Commuters have access to several Dublin Bus routes, the N4 and M50, and rail stations at Clondalkin/Fonthill and Adamstown; the planned DART+ South West project is intended to improve rail capacity and frequency. Leisure options include the Grand Canal, local parks and the extensive sports and community facilities around Clondalkin, while Citywest and Liffey Valley provide larger retail and entertainment choices. The area is well suited to households seeking newer housing and transport access, although construction activity and the gradual arrival of shops and amenities remain part of everyday life.
What’s in Clonburris
Schools
Planned and developing primary-school provision serving new Clonburris neighbourhoods.
Established secondary school in Clondalkin, serving students from the surrounding area.
Post-primary school provision associated with the growing Clonburris development.
Local primary school serving families in the Clondalkin area.
Established primary school a short distance from Clonburris.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Commuter rail station providing services towards Dublin city and Kildare.
Nearby station on the Kildare line, serving west Dublin and commuter destinations.
Regular bus services connect Clonburris and nearby estates with Dublin city.
Strategic westbound and citybound road linking the area with Dublin’s wider network.
Convenient orbital-road access towards Dublin Airport, the northside and south Dublin.
Amenities
Nearby village centre with supermarkets, independent shops, services, cafés and everyday conveniences.
Local leisure facility offering fitness and community-oriented recreational services.
Historic landmark and visitor attraction beside the village’s traditional centre.
Well-known Clondalkin pub offering food, drinks and a traditional local meeting place.
Large shopping and entertainment centre with shops, restaurants, cinema and services.
Public library providing books, study space, events and community services.
Popular waterside route nearby for walking, cycling and informal outdoor recreation.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established local rugby club providing playing and social opportunities for all ages.
Community Gaelic games club with teams and activities across junior age groups.
Local classes and activities supporting fitness, swimming and community participation.
Community-based financial cooperative serving Clondalkin and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Volunteer group supporting local environmental improvements and community pride.
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