About Hollystown
Hollystown is a semi-rural and increasingly residential locality in north-west Dublin, close to Mulhuddart, Tyrrelstown, Ballycoolin and Damastown, with open countryside still shaping its character. It is best known for Hollystown Golf Club and a mix of established homes, newer housing and agricultural land, giving the area a quieter feel than nearby industrial and suburban centres. Families generally rely on schools in Hollystown and neighbouring Tyrrelstown, Mulhuddart and Blanchardstown, while larger secondary-school and further-education choices are available a short drive or bus journey away. Road access is convenient via the R121 and nearby N2, M2 and M50, although commuting times can vary considerably at peak hours. Dublin Bus services connect the surrounding communities with Blanchardstown and the city, while rail users typically travel to nearby stations such as Castleknock or Clonsilla by car or feeder bus. Everyday shopping, cafés, restaurants, pubs, healthcare and leisure facilities are concentrated in Tyrrelstown, Mulhuddart and Blanchardstown rather than in Hollystown itself. Residents are also close to Blanchardstown Centre, the National Aquatic Centre and Phoenix Park, alongside local golf, GAA and community facilities.
Property Market in Hollystown
Based on 30 properties for sale in Hollystown
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Hollystown
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Tyrrelstown and surrounding north-west Dublin communities.
Multi-denominational primary school serving families in Hollystown and nearby developing residential areas.
Co-educational post-primary school serving students from the greater west Dublin area.
Tyrrelstown secondary school offering mainstream post-primary education for local families.
Visit website ↗Nearby higher-education campus offering undergraduate, postgraduate and further learning opportunities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local arterial route linking Hollystown with Tyrrelstown, Mulhuddart and Blanchardstown.
Major north-west routes providing access towards Dublin city, the M50 and County Meath.
Key orbital motorway reached via the N2 and surrounding north-west Dublin road network.
Routes in neighbouring estates connect residents with Blanchardstown, the city and interchange points.
Nearby suburban rail station providing access towards Dublin city and Maynooth.
Maynooth line station accessible from Hollystown by road or connecting local bus services.
Amenities
Established parkland golf club and one of Hollystown’s best-known local landmarks.
Neighbouring centre with supermarkets, cafés, services and convenient everyday retail provision.
Large regional shopping centre with extensive retail, dining, services and entertainment.
Major swimming, fitness and leisure complex at the Sport Ireland Campus.
Neighbouring family-friendly pub and restaurant serving residents across the surrounding estates.
Public library providing books, study facilities, events and community services.
Nearby public hospital providing acute, outpatient and emergency healthcare services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local golf club with two parkland courses, practice facilities and clubhouse services.
Community-focused organisation supporting local activities and neighbourhood engagement.
Gaelic games club serving children, teenagers and adults across the surrounding locality.
Nearby employment hub accommodating technology, logistics, manufacturing and other commercial businesses.
Large multi-sport facility near Lucan offering pitches, fitness and community activities.
Properties For Sale near Hollystown
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