Killester Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Killester
Killester is a well-established northside Dublin suburb in Dublin 3, positioned between Artane, Donnycarney, Beaumont and Clontarf. It is primarily residential, with mature streets, semi-detached houses, green spaces and a settled, family-friendly atmosphere, while the coast and Clontarf’s amenities are close by. Local education is well represented by primary and secondary schools in Killester and neighbouring districts, including St Brigid’s, St Paul’s College and Manor House School. Killester DART station provides a particularly convenient rail connection towards the city centre, Howth and Bray, and Dublin Bus routes serve the surrounding roads; the nearby Malahide Road also offers useful access by car. Everyday shopping is available around Killester village and Donnycarney, with larger retail provision at Clarehall, Artane Castle and nearby supermarkets. Residents can use the cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs of Clontarf and Fairview, while Castle Avenue and Blackheath Park provide recognisable local landmarks and open space. Sports clubs, community organisations and coastal walks around Clontarf add to the area’s practical and sociable appeal.
Property Market in Killester
Based on 37 properties for sale in Killester
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Killester
Schools
Catholic primary school serving girls from the local Killester and surrounding communities.
Well-established co-educational secondary school a short distance east of Killester.
Independent secondary school offering education for students in nearby Raheny.
Local girls’ secondary school serving families across north Dublin.
Catholic boys’ secondary school accessible westwards from Killester.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗DART station with parking, linking Killester directly to Dublin city and the coast.
Frequent trains run towards Howth, Bray, Malahide interchange and central Dublin.
Regular buses connect surrounding suburbs with the city centre and northside destinations.
Major northside artery providing road access towards Dublin city, Clarehall and the M50.
Useful coastal route connecting Killester with Clontarf, Fairview and the city.
Amenities
Convenient commuter parking facility beside Killester’s suburban rail station.
Nearby shopping centre with supermarkets, services, cafés and everyday retail.
Popular seafront route for walking, running and views across Dublin Bay.
Large Raheny park with gardens, playing fields, playgrounds and recreational space.
Historic castle venue with hospitality facilities near the southern side of Killester.
Visit website ↗Seafront swimming and leisure facility serving Clontarf and nearby suburbs.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established rugby club with teams and facilities at Castle Avenue.
Longstanding cricket club based at Castle Avenue beside the rugby grounds.
Local tennis club offering courts, coaching and community sporting activities.
Member-owned financial cooperative serving residents across the surrounding northside communities.
Water-based club supporting sailing and coastal activities along Dublin Bay.
Properties For Sale near Killester
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