About Killester
Killester is an established north Dublin suburb in Dublin 3, positioned between Artane, Donnycarney, Beaumont and Clontarf, with a largely settled, residential character. The area is known for tree-lined streets, mature housing and a strong community feel, while the nearby coast and parks add attractive leisure options. Killester’s DART station provides a particularly useful rail connection towards Dublin city centre, Howth and Bray, and Dublin Bus routes serve the surrounding roads. Families are well catered for by local primary and secondary schools, with further education available in nearby Clontarf, Marino and Raheny. Everyday shopping is centred on local parades and nearby Artane Castle Shopping Centre, while larger retail areas are easily reached by bus or car. Residents can find cafés, takeaways and pubs in Killester, Clontarf and Donnycarney, with more extensive restaurant choice in neighbouring areas. Parks, sports clubs and the seafront around Clontarf provide opportunities for walking, cycling and recreation, and the city centre remains readily accessible for work, culture and nightlife.
Property Market in Killester
Based on 38 properties for sale in Killester
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What’s in Killester
Schools
Local girls’ primary school serving families in and around Killester.
Nearby special school providing tailored education and support for pupils.
Established boys’ secondary school a short distance west of Killester.
Well-known girls’ secondary school serving the surrounding north Dublin area.
Youth-focused sporting provision offering structured activities for younger residents.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local DART station connecting Killester with Dublin city centre, Howth and Bray.
Frequent bus services provide practical links towards the city and coastal suburbs.
Alternative DART station serving Clontarf and reachable by bus or bicycle.
Major orbital route accessible from north Dublin for regional commuting and travel.
Useful road connection towards Dublin Port, the city centre and national routes.
Amenities
Convenient station parking facility supporting rail commuting from the neighbourhood.
Nearby shopping centre with supermarkets, everyday services, cafés and retail units.
Extensive Raheny park with mature grounds, walks, sports facilities and gardens.
Popular waterfront area for walking, cycling and views across Dublin Bay.
Local public library offering books, study space, events and community services.
Popular seafront pub and restaurant known for harbour views and casual dining.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent local rugby club with senior, juvenile and community sporting sections.
Long-established cricket club based in the nearby coastal suburb of Clontarf.
Local golf club located beside the extensive grounds of St Anne’s Park.
Community football club providing youth and adult participation across north Dublin.
Convenient concentration of retailers, services and food outlets near Killester.
Properties For Sale near Killester
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