Crumlin Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Crumlin
Crumlin is a long-established, mainly residential suburb in south-west Dublin, within the D12 area and close to Drimnagh, Kimmage, Perrystown, Rialto and Walkinstown. Its character is practical and community-focused, with established estates, local shopping parades, schools and substantial green space rather than a dense city-centre streetscape. Families are well served by nearby primary and secondary schools, while Crumlin College offers further-education options. Dublin Bus provides frequent routes towards the city centre, Tallaght and surrounding suburbs, and the M50, Naas Road and South Circular Road give useful road connections for commuters. Local errands are generally handled around Crumlin Village and nearby shopping areas, with cafés, takeaways, traditional pubs and restaurants serving the surrounding estates. St Agnes’ Park provides important recreational space, including facilities around St Agnes Road and Stannaway Avenue, while the Parish Centre and local clubs contribute to the area’s strong community life. The National Stadium and nearby venues in the wider south-west inner city add sporting and event options, and Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital at Crumlin is one of the locality’s best-known landmarks and major employers.
Property Market in Crumlin
Based on 24 properties for sale in Crumlin
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Crumlin
Schools
Provides post-secondary courses and vocational training within the local community.
A local primary-school option serving families in and around Crumlin.
Girls’ primary education located near Crumlin Village and surrounding residential neighbourhoods.
Mixed secondary school providing education for local teenagers.
Established nearby secondary school accessible from Crumlin and neighbouring south Dublin districts.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent services connect Crumlin with Dublin city centre and surrounding suburbs.
Useful corridor for journeys towards Kimmage, Terenure, Rathmines and central Dublin.
Red Line stop in nearby Rialto, linking the area with central Dublin and Tallaght.
Red Line stop serving western Crumlin, Drimnagh and nearby industrial areas.
Regional road connection reached via the Red Cow and Tallaght approaches.
Amenities
Neighbourhood green space with pitches and recreation facilities along Stannaway Avenue.
Visit website ↗Community and parish facility hosting local activities, meetings and events.
Major paediatric hospital and prominent landmark serving children nationally and locally.
Local parades provide everyday groceries, services, cafés, takeaways and convenience shopping.
Traditional local venues and casual eateries serve residents around the village and main roads.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club associated with local pitches and youth sporting activity.
Local association football club providing teams and activities for different age groups.
Community boxing club offering training and sporting opportunities for local members.
Parish network supporting events, social activities and community engagement.
Independent shops, cafés, takeaways and services form the area’s everyday commercial base.
Properties For Sale near Crumlin
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