About Clondalkin
Clondalkin is a substantial west Dublin suburb in the D22 area, centred on a historic village and extending through established residential estates towards Neilstown, Nangor Road, Clonburris and Seven Mills. It combines family-oriented housing with busy retail and employment areas, while the village retains landmarks such as the round tower and a useful selection of pubs, cafés and restaurants. Local schools serve both primary and post-primary pupils, with further education options available elsewhere in west Dublin. Commuters generally rely on Dublin Bus services and nearby rail stations, with the M50, N7 and Nangor Road providing important road connections; Station Road is a key local route. Everyday shopping is concentrated around Clondalkin village, Neilstown Shopping Centre and larger retail parks, while pharmacies, cafés and takeaway options are well represented. Green space includes Corkagh Park, with walking routes, sports facilities, playgrounds and family amenities, and the Grand Canal is accessible from parts of the wider area. Residents also have access to leisure centres, GAA and football clubs, community organisations and employment hubs such as the Ace Enterprise Centre Neilstown.
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What’s in Clondalkin
Schools
Established primary school serving children in the Clondalkin and Clonburris area.
Girls’ primary school located close to Clondalkin village and established residential neighbourhoods.
Boys’ primary school serving families in central Clondalkin and surrounding estates.
Post-primary school providing education for students in the wider Clondalkin area.
Community college serving secondary students from Clondalkin and nearby west Dublin districts.
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Commuter rail station providing services towards Dublin city and Kildare destinations.
Nearby station offering commuter services on the Dublin-Kildare railway corridor.
Regular routes connect Clondalkin with the city centre, Tallaght and adjoining suburbs.
Major orbital route giving access to Dublin Airport, port areas and regional motorways.
Strategic western approach road linking Clondalkin with Dublin and counties beyond.
Amenities
Local pharmacy providing prescriptions, healthcare products and everyday advice for residents.
Recognisable Clondalkin venue associated with dining and socialising near the village centre.
Neighbourhood shopping centre serving surrounding estates with convenience retail and services.
Local enterprise centre supporting small businesses, community activity and employment initiatives.
Large public park with walks, playgrounds, sports facilities and family recreation.
Historic ninth-century round tower and prominent landmark beside the old village.
Local leisure facility offering fitness and recreational services for the community.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community GAA club providing Gaelic games and activities for local members.
Local rugby club offering playing, coaching and social opportunities across age groups.
Football club providing youth and adult soccer opportunities in the area.
Longstanding local music organisation supporting young musicians and community participation.
Historic centre with independent businesses, cafés, pubs, restaurants and everyday services.
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