About Glenageary
Glenageary is a largely residential south Dublin suburb in the A96 area, between Dalkey, Glasthule, Killiney, Sallynoggin and Sandycove. It has a settled, family-oriented feel, with leafy streets, established housing and convenient access to the coast and the villages around Dublin Bay. Local day-to-day shopping is centred on Glenageary Shopping Centre and nearby Rochestown Avenue, where residents can find a SuperValu, post office services and other practical conveniences. The DART at Glenageary provides a straightforward rail connection towards Dublin city and south to Bray, while Dublin Bus services and the nearby N11 and M50 support wider commuting. There are cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs in neighbouring Dalkey, Glasthule, Sandycove and Sallynoggin, giving the area more choice than Glenageary’s quiet residential core. Coastal walks, Killiney Hill, Sandycove beach and the amenities of Dun Laoghaire are all within easy reach. Schooling nearby includes Dalkey School Project National School, with further primary and secondary options across Dalkey, Dun Laoghaire and the wider south county area. Community life is supported by local sports clubs, youth organisations and long-established businesses, while landmarks such as Dalkey Castle, the Forty Foot and Killiney Hill add to the area’s appeal.
Property Market in Glenageary
Based on 23 properties for sale in Glenageary
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Glenageary
Schools
Progressive primary school serving families in Dalkey and surrounding south Dublin neighbourhoods.
Visit website ↗Independent girls’ secondary school set on extensive grounds near Killiney.
Local primary school serving children from Ballybrack, Killiney and neighbouring communities.
Girls’ secondary school offering established education close to Glenageary and Killiney.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent coastal rail services connect Glenageary with Dublin city, Dun Laoghaire and Bray.
Regular bus services provide links towards Dun Laoghaire, Dalkey and central Dublin.
Major south Dublin corridor giving access towards the city, Stillorgan and the M50.
Orbital motorway is accessible via south Dublin junctions for travel across the region.
Amenities
Convenient parking serving nearby shops and everyday services in Glenageary.
Local supermarket providing groceries and everyday household essentials for residents.
Visit website ↗Neighbourhood post office offering postal and associated counter services near Glenageary.
Nearby postal branch serving Glenageary, Sallynoggin and surrounding residential areas.
Visit website ↗Small local green space providing nearby outdoor amenity for residents.
Local neighbourhood facility and recognisable Glenageary-area landmark.
Popular nearby pub offering food and drinks in Dalkey village.
Historic bathing spot and coastal landmark popular for swimming and sea views.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community football club serving young players and families across south county Dublin.
Gaelic games club offering community sport and youth activities nearby.
Major annual literary event bringing talks and cultural activity to Dalkey.
Cluster of local retailers and services supporting convenient everyday shopping.
Nearby cafés, boutiques, galleries and restaurants add character and wider choice.
Properties For Sale near Glenageary
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