About Raheny
Raheny is an established northside Dublin suburb in D05, positioned between Clontarf and Donaghmede with easy access towards Dollymount, Kilbarrack and the coast. It has a settled, community-oriented character, combining traditional village-style streets around Raheny crossroads with later residential estates and green spaces. Families are well served by a choice of primary and secondary schools in and around the village, while Dublin Bus routes and Raheny DART station support commuting towards the city centre, Docklands and the northside. Local shopping is centred on Raheny village, with supermarkets, pharmacies, cafés, takeaways and independent businesses close to homes. Residents also have access to pubs and casual restaurants in Raheny, nearby Clontarf and Howth Road, with a broader choice a short journey away. Park Lawn Green, St Anne’s Park and the nearby coastal parks provide valuable outdoor space, while the local BMX park adds a recreational option for children and teenagers. Raheny benefits from proximity to Dublin Bay, Bull Island and Dollymount Strand, and its community life includes strong GAA, football and other sporting traditions.
Property Market in Raheny
Based on 30 properties for sale in Raheny
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What’s in Raheny
Schools
Established local primary school serving families in Raheny and surrounding north Dublin neighbourhoods.
Catholic secondary school for boys, located nearby in Kilbarrack and serving the wider area.
Mixed secondary school in Raheny offering post-primary education close to the village.
Girls’ secondary school in Raheny with a long-established local presence.
Co-educational secondary school in nearby Kilmacud?
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent DART services connect Raheny with Dublin city centre, coastal suburbs and northside stations.
Key local approach road linking Raheny village, the station and surrounding residential areas.
Regular services provide access towards the city centre, Clontarf, Howth and neighbouring suburbs.
Important northside corridor connecting Raheny with Clontarf, Sutton, Howth and central Dublin.
Road access towards Dublin Airport, national routes and western and southern parts of the city.
Amenities
Large historic park with gardens, woodland, sports facilities, playgrounds and the Red Stables.
Neighbourhood green space providing informal recreation and an attractive local walking area.
Dedicated local cycling facility offering informal outdoor recreation for children and teenagers.
Convenient supermarket serving weekly shopping needs in and around Raheny village.
Local pharmacy providing prescriptions, healthcare advice and everyday wellbeing products.
Community library offering books, digital resources, study facilities and local activities.
Visit website ↗Popular nearby Dublin Bay beach with broad sands, walks and views across the bay.
Visit website ↗Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent community club supporting Gaelic games and sporting activities for local members.
Well-known athletics club offering training and competition for junior and adult runners.
Local football club providing teams and development opportunities across several age groups.
Independent cafés, shops, takeaways, services and pubs create the area’s everyday local centre.
Established Raheny pub offering drinks, conversation and a familiar neighbourhood meeting place.
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