Mulhuddart Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Mulhuddart
Mulhuddart is a predominantly residential area in west Dublin, within D15 and close to Blanchardstown, Corduff, Huntstown, Ballycoolin and Damastown. It combines established housing around the historic village with newer estates and substantial employment areas nearby, giving it a practical, suburban character. Families are well served by local primary and secondary schools, with further education and a wide choice of services available in Blanchardstown. Most day-to-day shopping is centred on local neighbourhood facilities and the larger Blanchardstown area, including Blanchardstown Centre. Dublin Bus services provide connections towards Blanchardstown, the city and surrounding employment districts, while the N3 and M50 make commuting by car relatively straightforward, although peak traffic can be heavy. Local life includes community parks, sports facilities, cafés and pubs, with additional restaurants, leisure venues and retail options a short distance away. Lady’s Well Park, also known as Mick Walsh Park, and Tyrrelstown Cruise Park Boulevard provide recognisable green and recreational spaces, while Parkside 1 reflects the area’s newer commercial and residential development. The nearby industrial and business districts at Ballycoolin, Damastown and North-West Business Park are important local employment hubs.
Property Market in Mulhuddart
Based on 44 properties for sale in Mulhuddart
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Mulhuddart
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Mulhuddart and surrounding west Dublin neighbourhoods.
Community-based facilities supporting local activities, learning and family services.
Nearby primary school serving families in the expanding west Dublin residential area.
Mixed secondary school in Tyrrelstown, accessible from Mulhuddart and neighbouring estates.
Local higher-education campus offering degrees, further education and community programmes.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular routes connect local estates with Blanchardstown, the city and surrounding districts.
Major west Dublin corridor providing access towards the city, M50 and County Meath.
Nearby orbital motorway linking the area with Dublin Airport, suburbs and national routes.
Important nearby interchange beside Blanchardstown Centre, serving numerous Dublin Bus routes.
Nearby commuter station providing rail connections towards Dublin city and Maynooth.
Amenities
Recognisable local green space used for walking, play and community recreation.
Neighbouring landscaped public space serving newer residential areas and everyday outdoor activity.
Visit website ↗Local mixed-use development providing nearby services and facilities for residents.
Large nearby shopping centre with extensive retail, restaurants, cinema and everyday services.
Local village venues provide informal meals, coffee and neighbourhood socialising.
Major nearby sports and aquatic facility with pools, fitness and family amenities.
Nearby public hospital providing acute healthcare and a range of specialist services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Important local venue for community activities, family services and neighbourhood programmes.
Local football club providing youth and adult participation opportunities.
Nearby Gaelic games club with teams, pitches and strong community involvement.
Major employment area hosting warehouses, offices, manufacturers and distribution businesses.
Established west Dublin business district supporting technology, industry and commercial employment.
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