About Capel Street
Capel Street is a lively, central Dublin city-centre street in D01, running north from the River Liffey towards Parnell Street and close to Smithfield, Henry Street, Mary Street and Temple Bar. It has an urban, mixed-use character, with apartments above independent shops, cafés, restaurants, takeaways, pubs and small businesses. The street is especially known for its diverse food scene and strong evening atmosphere, while nearby streets provide a broader range of shopping and cultural attractions. Residents are within walking distance of primary and secondary schools, third-level institutions and city-centre services, although this is a dense urban setting rather than a conventional suburban family neighbourhood. Public transport is particularly convenient, with Dublin Bus routes, Luas stops at Jervis and Dominick, and nearby rail and tram connections at the city centre. Jervis Shopping Centre, Currys and the Intreo Centre on Parnell Street are among the most recognisable nearby amenities, with Henry Street and Mary Street adding extensive retail provision. Leisure options include the cinemas, theatres, galleries and historic landmarks of central Dublin, while the River Liffey, Phoenix Park and the Four Courts area are accessible on foot or by a short cycle. Capel Street itself is pedestrian-friendly in parts and remains one of the city’s most distinctive locations for residents who value centrality, nightlife and a walkable neighbourhood.
Property Market in Capel Street
Based on 9 properties for sale in Capel Street
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Capel Street
Schools
Independent higher-education campus on South Circular Road, accessible from Capel Street by bus or cycle.
Teacher-education and humanities campus near Drumcondra, reachable by bus from the city centre.
Well-known boys’ secondary school on Great Denmark Street, near Parnell Square.
Education and theology centre associated with Dublin City University, beside Drumcondra.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Red Line stop beside Jervis Shopping Centre, connecting the city centre with Tallaght and Saggart.
Red Line stop north of Capel Street, useful for Smithfield, Heuston and northside connections.
Frequent Dublin Bus services connect D01 with north Dublin, the city centre and suburbs.
Major central interchange within an easy walk, serving numerous cross-city and suburban routes.
Intercity and commuter rail terminal, linked from the area by Luas and city buses.
Amenities
Central shopping centre with retailers, cafés and direct access to the Luas network.
Visit website ↗Large electrical retailer on nearby Parnell Street, convenient for household technology and appliances.
Visit website ↗Government employment and social-protection service centre serving local residents and jobseekers.
Visit website ↗Busy pedestrianised retail street with department stores, fashion shops and cafés.
Historic Parnell Square venue hosting concerts, comedy, exhibitions and large public events.
Compact city-centre shopping centre near Henry Street with shops, services and public facilities.
Accessible Phoenix Park entrance and open green space west of the city centre.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Smithfield traditional pub renowned for live Irish music and a strong local atmosphere.
Distinctive former church venue near Jervis offering dining, drinks and live entertainment.
Popular central pub and brewery venue on Parliament Street, close to Capel Street.
Well-known, inclusive city-centre bar and nightlife venue on Capel Street.
Dense mix of independent retailers, food outlets and services around Parnell Street and O’Connell Street.
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