Griffith Ave Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Griffith Ave
Griffith Avenue is a broad, leafy residential avenue running through north Dublin, linking the Drumcondra and Marino areas and falling mainly within the D09 district. It is known for substantial period homes, mature trees and a settled, family-oriented atmosphere, while remaining close to the city centre. Residents have everyday shops, cafés, pubs and services along the avenue and on nearby Drumcondra Road, Marino Mart and Fairview streets. The area is particularly well served by schools, with several established primary and secondary schools within walking or cycling distance, alongside Dublin City University’s Glasnevin campus nearby. Commuters can use frequent Dublin Bus services on Griffith Avenue, Drumcondra Road and nearby routes, while Drumcondra railway station provides access towards Connolly, the city centre and northern commuter destinations. The M50, Dublin Airport and the Northside’s main roads are also relatively accessible by car, although peak-time traffic can be busy. Local leisure options include the National Botanic Gardens, Griffith Park, Fairview Park and nearby sports clubs, with Croke Park and the city centre close enough for major events, culture and nightlife.
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What’s in Griffith Ave
Schools
Historic teacher-education campus, now part of Dublin City University, beside Griffith Avenue.
Established boys’ secondary school serving families across north Dublin.
Long-established girls’ secondary school near Marino village and Griffith Avenue.
Catholic girls’ secondary school within easy reach of the avenue.
Local primary school serving the Drumcondra and adjacent north Dublin communities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent northside services connect residents with the city centre and surrounding suburbs.
DART+ and commuter rail access towards Connolly, northern Dublin and commuter destinations.
Major nearby corridor with regular buses towards central Dublin and Dublin Airport.
Accessible via the M1 and airport bus services, generally around twenty minutes outside peaks.
Northern access to Dublin’s orbital motorway is available via nearby major roads.
Amenities
Beautiful historic gardens offering glasshouses, walks and a popular local escape.
Neighbourhood green space with playing fields, paths and family recreation facilities.
Well-known traditional pub on Drumcondra Road with food and a lively local atmosphere.
Popular Drumcondra venue offering craft beer, pub food and evening entertainment.
Convenient local shopping area with supermarkets, cafés, takeaways and everyday services.
Public library providing books, study facilities, events and community services.
Nearby community leisure venue supporting local sports, social activities and events.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent north Dublin Gaelic games club with facilities and youth development programmes.
Local football club providing teams and community participation across age groups.
Established tennis club near Marino offering courts, coaching and social play.
Major Glasnevin institution contributing students, employment and amenities to the wider area.
Iconic GAA stadium nearby, hosting major matches, concerts and the GAA Museum.
Nearby Areas
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