About Lusk
Lusk is a growing village in north County Dublin, set just inland from the coast between Rush and Skerries and within easy reach of Swords. Historically centred around its medieval round tower and St MacCullin’s Church, the village blends a traditional rural character with substantial modern housing developments, making it popular with families and commuters. Daily life revolves around the compact main street area and surrounding estates, with local shops, cafés and services covering everyday needs while larger retail centres are found in nearby Rush, Skerries and Swords. Education is well catered for at primary level, including Lusk Junior National School St MacCullin’s and other nearby primary facilities, while older students typically attend secondary schools in Rush, Skerries or Swords. For commuters, Rush & Lusk railway station and bus routes along Station Road provide straightforward access to Dublin city centre, while the M1 and M50 are a short drive away. Outdoor life is a strong draw, with local parks and sports clubs active year-round and the beaches of Rush and Skerries only minutes away. Overall, Lusk offers a balance of village atmosphere, coastal proximity and practical transport links within the K45 area.
Property Market in Lusk
Based on 31 properties for sale in Lusk
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Lusk
Schools
Facility associated with local primary education and school activities.
A choice of established post-primary schools within a short commute.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Commuter rail services to Dublin city centre and Drogheda.
Main local route linking housing estates to the station.
Regular service connecting Lusk with Dublin city centre.
Major motorway access towards Dublin, airport and north-east.
Amenities
Local green space used for recreation and play.
Historic round tower and medieval church complex in village centre.
Popular parkland golf course just outside the village.
Independent spots providing coffee, light bites and casual dining.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local football club with teams across youth age groups.
Gaelic games club central to community sporting life.
Volunteer group focused on village improvements and environment.
Established members’ golf club serving the wider area.
Nearby Areas
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