Fairview Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Fairview
Fairview is a well-established northside Dublin neighbourhood in D03, situated between the city centre, Marino, Clontarf and East Wall. It has a settled, urban-residential character, with traditional terraces and apartment schemes around Fairview Strand, Fairview Park and the main Fairview Road corridor. Residents are close to St. Columba’s National School and a range of schools in neighbouring Marino, Drumcondra and Clontarf, while Alexandra School of Motoring is a local option for learner drivers. Commuting is practical, with frequent Dublin Bus services towards the city centre and northside suburbs, and Clontarf Road DART station and its Park & Ride facility nearby. Fairview has everyday shops and services along Fairview Strand and Marino Mart, alongside cafés, takeaways, restaurants and traditional pubs serving the local community. Fairview Park is the neighbourhood’s main green amenity, while nearby Marino Park, the coast at Clontarf and the Royal Canal provide further space for walking and recreation. The area also benefits from proximity to Croke Park, the Mater Hospital and Dublin city centre, making it convenient for work, education, sport and cultural outings.
Property Market in Fairview
Based on 28 properties for sale in Fairview
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Fairview
Schools
Established primary school serving children from Fairview and surrounding north Dublin neighbourhoods.
Visit website ↗Local driving school providing learner-driver instruction and practical preparation.
Visit website ↗Long-established boys’ secondary school on Fairview Strand, close to local homes.
Catholic boys’ secondary school in nearby Marino, accessible from Fairview.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Nearby DART station linking north Dublin with the city centre, coast and southside.
Frequent Dublin Bus services connect Fairview with the city centre and northern suburbs.
Strategic road connection providing access towards Dublin Port, the M50 and national routes.
Important coastal route linking Fairview with Clontarf, Dollymount and north Dublin.
Amenities
Large local park with open lawns, mature trees, sports areas and children’s facilities.
Local parade of shops, services, cafés, takeaways and other everyday conveniences.
Well-known local takeaway and casual food stop serving the surrounding community.
Popular Fairview pub with a traditional local atmosphere and sports-oriented setting.
Community library providing books, study space, events and public information services.
Iconic GAA stadium nearby, hosting major matches, tours and large events.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established coastal golf club nearby, with a links-style course and clubhouse facilities.
Local football club providing youth and adult participation across several teams.
Prominent north Dublin athletics club based near Santry and serving competitive runners.
Local community organisation supporting neighbourhood activities and resident engagement.
Convenient nearby neighbourhood shopping centre serving Fairview and Marino residents.
Properties For Sale near Fairview
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