About Talbot Street
Talbot Street is a busy, central inner-city street in Dublin 1, running between the city centre and the transport corridor around Amiens Street and the International Financial Services Centre. It has a distinctly urban, well-connected character, with older Georgian and Victorian buildings alongside apartments, shops, cafés and everyday services. Living here means having much of central Dublin within walking distance, including O’Connell Street, the River Liffey, the IFSC and the retail core around Henry Street. Connolly Station, Luas stops and numerous bus routes make commuting particularly convenient, while cycling is supported by nearby cycle facilities and Dublin’s city-centre cycle network. Local shopping is practical and varied, with convenience stores, specialist food shops such as Eurasia Supermarket, and the larger retail offer of Henry Street close by. Restaurants, cafés and traditional pubs are plentiful on Talbot Street and adjoining streets, with more extensive nightlife and dining around O’Connell Street, Capel Street and the IFSC. Nearby schools and third-level institutions serve a dense city population, while parks, cultural venues, libraries and leisure facilities provide accessible amenities despite the compact streetscape. The area suits residents who value centrality, public transport and an active city atmosphere over a quiet suburban setting.
Property Market in Talbot Street
Based on 4 properties for sale in Talbot Street
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Talbot Street
Schools
Long-established boys’ secondary school on North Richmond Street, serving Dublin’s north inner city.
City-centre primary school near Parnell Street, serving local families and surrounding communities.
Independent boys’ secondary school on Great Denmark Street, within walking distance north-west.
Higher-education provider beside the IFSC, offering business and professional courses.
Historic university campus in the city centre, accessible on foot or by public transport.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Major rail hub for commuter, regional and DART services, with Luas connections.
Central Bus Éireann station on Store Street, serving regional and national routes.
Frequent city routes connect the street with the northside, southside and suburbs.
Nearby Green Line stop providing access towards the north city and south Dublin.
Important north-east city route linking Talbot Street, Connolly Station and the port.
City-centre bike stations and nearby cycle facilities support short local journeys.
Amenities
Specialist international supermarket providing groceries, fresh foods and household essentials.
Nearby secure bicycle parking supporting cycling access to the central neighbourhood.
Major pedestrianised retail street with department stores, fashion shops and cafés.
Central shopping centre with retailers, services, food outlets and public facilities.
Landscaped city-centre memorial garden at the northern end of O’Connell Street.
Free public gallery displaying Irish and international modern art on Parnell Square.
Ireland’s national theatre on Abbey Street, presenting Irish and international productions.
Public library offering study space, collections, events and community services nearby.
Local Clubs & Businesses
University-linked network reflecting the area’s concentration of city-centre institutions.
Historic Dublin football club based in nearby Phibsborough, with strong local support.
Traditional city-centre pub known for Irish food, drinks and live music.
Long-established Talbot Street pub offering a traditional, informal city-centre atmosphere.
Independent international food retailer serving residents and workers across Dublin 1.
Properties For Sale near Talbot Street
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