About North Strand
North Strand is a compact inner-city neighbourhood in Dublin 3, immediately north of the River Liffey and close to East Wall, Fairview and Dublin city centre. It has a distinctly urban, established character, with traditional terraces, apartment developments and busy local streets alongside community facilities and small businesses. Residents are within easy reach of schools such as St. Columba’s National School, while further primary and secondary options are available across the surrounding Dublin 3 and Dublin 1 districts. Commuting is convenient by bus, with the city centre, Docklands and wider northside served by frequent routes, while Connolly Station and the Luas Red Line are also accessible nearby. Local shopping is centred on everyday convenience stores and independent businesses, with Fairview and the city centre providing a broader retail selection. Pubs, cafés and casual restaurants are found locally and in neighbouring Fairview, East Wall and the north inner city. The area benefits from proximity to Fairview Park, the Royal Canal, the North Strand Community Centre and leisure facilities, while the Larkin Centre for the Unemployed is an important local community and support resource. Its central location also puts residents close to landmarks and amenities including Croke Park, the IFSC and Dublin’s wider cultural and nightlife offering.
Property Market in North Strand
Based on 2 properties for sale in North Strand
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in North Strand
Schools
Local primary school serving families in the North Strand and surrounding Dublin 3 area.
Visit website ↗Long-established secondary school on North Richmond Street, accessible from North Strand.
Boys’ secondary school in nearby Fairview with a long local history.
Co-educational secondary school serving students from Dublin’s north inner city.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent northside and city-centre routes run along nearby main roads.
Major rail and DART station within convenient walking or cycling distance.
Central bus station near Connolly, serving Dublin and nationwide destinations.
Red Line stops at Busáras and Connolly connect with the wider tram network.
Key northside route linking the neighbourhood with Fairview, the city centre and East Wall.
Amenities
Local support and community facility providing services for unemployed people and residents.
Large nearby public park with open lawns, mature trees, sports and walking areas.
Neighbourhood venue hosting local activities, services, classes and community events.
Iconic GAA stadium nearby, hosting major matches, concerts and the Skyline tour.
Traditional local pub offering drinks, conversation and a familiar neighbourhood atmosphere.
Nearby local eateries provide coffee, casual meals and everyday dining options.
Waterway and towpaths nearby offer a pleasant route for walking and cycling.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established local organisation providing employment-related advice, training and community support.
Important neighbourhood hub supporting activities, classes and local community engagement.
Major national sporting venue and an important landmark for the surrounding area.
Neighbouring Fairview provides independent retailers, cafés, takeaways and everyday services.
Nearby Areas
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