About Drimnagh
Drimnagh is a largely residential suburb in Dublin 12, west of the city centre and close to Crumlin, Inchicore, Kilmainham, Rialto, Walkinstown and Bluebell. Its streets are characterised by established housing, local green spaces and a strong community atmosphere, making it popular with families and commuters seeking relatively easy access to central Dublin. Education is well represented locally, with primary and secondary schools in Drimnagh and neighbouring Crumlin, including Our Lady of Good Counsel Boys’ National School and Our Lady of Good Counsel Girls’ National School. The Luas Red Line is accessible from nearby Drimnagh and Goldenbridge stops, while frequent Dublin Bus services connect the area with the city centre, Tallaght and surrounding suburbs. Local shopping is centred on shops along Mourne Road and Crumlin Road, with Walkinstown Shopping Centre providing a broader range of supermarkets and everyday services. Residents can reach pubs, cafés and casual restaurants in Drimnagh, Crumlin and nearby Inchicore, while larger leisure and cultural amenities are available around Kilmainham and the city centre. The Grand Canal, Lansdowne Valley Park and nearby sports grounds provide opportunities for walking and recreation, and local GAA, football and community organisations contribute to the suburb’s neighbourly character.
Property Market in Drimnagh
Based on 90 properties for sale in Drimnagh
Property types
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What’s in Drimnagh
Schools
Established boys’ primary school serving Drimnagh and surrounding Dublin 12 neighbourhoods.
Girls’ primary school beside the boys’ school on Mourne Road.
Catholic secondary school providing post-primary education near Mourne Road.
Further-education campus offering vocational and adult learning courses nearby.
Visit website ↗Transport
Plan your journey ↗Red Line stop providing direct services towards the city centre and Tallaght or Saggart.
Nearby Red Line stop serving Drimnagh, Inchicore and surrounding residential areas.
Frequent routes connect Drimnagh with Dublin city centre and south-western suburbs.
Important arterial route linking Drimnagh with the N7, M50 and Dublin city approaches.
Local road connection towards Bluebell, Ballyfermot and industrial districts.
Amenities
Convenient suburban centre with supermarkets, shops, cafés and everyday services.
Local green space offering walking routes, open areas and sports facilities.
Historic thirteenth-century castle and distinctive local landmark on Longwood Avenue.
Traditional Dublin pub in nearby Inchicore, known for food and lively local atmosphere.
Public library providing books, study facilities, events and community services.
Nearby municipal leisure facility with swimming, fitness and community activities.
Pleasant Grand Canal-side route connecting local neighbourhoods towards Kilmainham and the city.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local football club providing youth and adult teams within the community.
Established nearby football club with teams across juvenile and adult levels.
Community GAA club offering Gaelic games and activities for local members.
Local organisation supporting community activities, events and neighbourhood initiatives.
Cluster of independent shops and services serving everyday needs close to residents.
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