About Lusk
Lusk is a historic village in north County Dublin, between Swords, Rush, Skerries and Donabate, with a largely residential, semi-rural character and strong connections to the surrounding Fingal countryside. The village is best known for its round tower and the medieval church complex at St MacCullin’s, which give the centre a distinctive heritage feel. Day-to-day life is quieter than in nearby Swords, but local shops, cafés, pubs and community facilities provide the essentials, while larger retail and employment centres are readily accessible by road. Families are served by local primary schools including Lusk Junior National School St MacCullin’s and Lusk National School, with further secondary-school choices available in neighbouring towns. Station Road is an important local route and provides access towards Rush, Skerries and Swords; nearby rail services from Rush and Lusk station and Donabate, together with Dublin Bus connections, support commuting into Dublin. Residents can enjoy Park Rodge and other village green spaces, while the beaches and coastal amenities of Rush, Skerries and Donabate are within easy reach. Local pubs, restaurants, cafés, sports clubs and community organisations contribute to a friendly village atmosphere, with Dublin Airport and the M1 also conveniently accessible.
Property Market in Lusk
Based on 29 properties for sale in Lusk
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Lusk
Schools
Village school and community venue associated with local education and activities.
Local post-primary school serving Lusk and surrounding north Dublin communities.
Visit website ↗Established nearby secondary option serving pupils from the wider north County Dublin area.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Key local road linking Lusk with Rush, Skerries, Swords and surrounding villages.
Nearby commuter rail station providing services towards Dublin and Drogheda.
Alternative nearby DART and commuter rail access from the Donabate area.
Local and regional bus connections link Lusk with Swords and neighbouring towns.
Strategic motorway access towards Dublin, Drogheda and wider regional destinations.
Amenities
Local green space providing an outdoor area for walking and informal recreation.
Compact centre with everyday shops, services, cafés and community facilities.
Striking historic landmark and medieval church complex at the heart of Lusk.
Venue for local groups, classes, meetings and community activities.
Village venues provide casual drinks, coffee and informal dining close to home.
Nearby primary healthcare provision serving residents in Lusk and surrounding districts.
Larger shopping, dining and leisure destination a short drive from Lusk.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local athletics club offering training and sporting activities for community members.
Community football club with teams and activities for local players.
Gaelic games club supporting football, hurling and community participation.
Volunteer group working to improve the village environment and local appearance.
Independent retailers, tradespeople and hospitality businesses support everyday village life.
Properties For Sale near Lusk
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