Marlborough Street Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Marlborough Street
Marlborough Street is a central Dublin city address in D01, running north from the O’Connell Street area towards Mountjoy Square and close to Talbot Street and the IFSC. It has a distinctly urban, mixed-use character, with apartments, offices, shops, hotels and civic buildings alongside established inner-city communities. Living here means excellent walkability: O’Connell Street, Henry Street, the River Liffey, the Docklands and Temple Bar are all within easy reach. The street is particularly well connected by Dublin Bus and the Luas Green Line, with the Red Line and several rail stations also accessible on foot. Nearby education includes primary and secondary schools in the north inner city, as well as third-level institutions such as Trinity College Dublin and Dublin City University’s city-centre facilities. Shopping ranges from the major retailers of Henry Street and Jervis Street to convenience stores and independent businesses around Talbot Street and Parnell Street. Residents have a wide choice of cafés, casual restaurants and traditional city-centre pubs, while nearby attractions include the Abbey Theatre, Gate Theatre, Garden of Remembrance and the National Library area. Q-Park The Spire provides convenient paid parking, although car-free living is practical and often preferable in this busy central location.
Property Market in Marlborough Street
Based on 1 property for sale in Marlborough Street
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Marlborough Street
Schools
Independent boys’ secondary school on Great Denmark Street, north of the city centre.
Catholic boys’ secondary school serving families in Dublin’s north inner city.
Primary school near Mountjoy Square, serving the local north-city community.
Historic university within walking distance across the city centre.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Green Line stop serving O’Connell Street, Trinity, Sandyford and south Dublin.
Red Line interchange stop linking the city centre with the IFSC and Tallaght.
Frequent Dublin Bus services connect north, south and west Dublin routes.
Mainline rail, DART and Luas connections are a short walk east.
Central bus station offering intercity and regional Bus Éireann services.
Amenities
Central multi-storey car park close to O’Connell Street and Marlborough Street.
Major pedestrianised shopping street with department stores, chains and cafés.
City-centre shopping centre with retailers, food outlets and nearby Luas access.
Ireland’s national theatre presents drama and performance close to the street.
Landscaped public memorial garden at the northern end of O’Connell Street.
Highly regarded fine-dining restaurant on Parnell Square North.
Popular late-night bar and music venue on Parnell Street.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Iconic GAA stadium and event venue a short distance northeast.
Community organisation associated with events and activities across central Dublin.
Municipal modern-art gallery overlooking Parnell Square.
Diverse cluster of restaurants, cafés, specialist shops and services nearby.
Nearby Areas
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