About Cornelscourt
Cornelscourt is a settled south Dublin suburb in the D18 area, close to Foxrock, Deansgrange and Cabinteely. It is primarily residential, with mature estates, substantial family homes and a generally quiet, established feel, while still being within easy reach of Dublin city and the coast. The local focal point is Cornelscourt Shopping Centre, which provides everyday retail, food and services, with larger shopping and leisure options available in nearby Dundrum and Stillorgan. Residents have access to a broad choice of schools in Foxrock, Cabinteely, Deansgrange and surrounding suburbs, including well-regarded primary and secondary provision. Bus services on the N11 corridor and nearby routes provide practical commuting options, while DART stations at Blackrock and Booterstown can be reached by bus or car; the M50 is also convenient for wider travel. Nearby village centres offer cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs, particularly around Foxrock and Deansgrange, while Killiney Hill, Cabinteely Park and the south Dublin coastline provide attractive leisure options. Cornelscourt is also close to sports clubs, golf facilities and community amenities, making it popular with families seeking a suburban setting with strong transport and services nearby.
What’s in Cornelscourt
Schools
Catholic boys’ primary school serving Foxrock and nearby south Dublin communities.
Girls’ primary school located close to Cornelscourt in established Foxrock.
Independent girls’ secondary school with a long-established educational tradition.
Established boys’ primary school serving families across south Dublin.
Catholic boys’ secondary school accessible from Cornelscourt and surrounding suburbs.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local vehicle repair and servicing business serving motorists around Cornelscourt.
Major corridor providing bus connections towards Dublin city and south county.
Convenient orbital route connecting south Dublin with the wider national road network.
DART station offering frequent coastal rail services towards Dublin and Bray.
Nearby DART access with regular services along Dublin Bay and the city.
Amenities
Local shopping centre with supermarket, everyday services, cafés and convenience retail.
Large public park with woodland walks, playing areas and Cabinteely House.
Neighbouring village centre with cafés, restaurants, boutiques and useful local services.
Public library providing books, study space, events and community services.
Major nearby racecourse hosting racing, events and occasional concerts.
Local community hub supporting education, sport and neighbourhood activities.
Large regional centre with shops, restaurants, cinema and extensive leisure facilities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Nearby golf facility providing practice and golfing amenities for local residents.
Established members’ golf club set within south Dublin’s suburban landscape.
Local Gaelic games club offering sporting activities for children and adults.
Neighbouring tennis club with courts, coaching and community-focused sporting activities.
Convenient cluster of retailers, food outlets and services at the neighbourhood centre.
Nearby Areas
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