About Ringsend
Ringsend is a historic docklands neighbourhood on Dublin’s south side, tucked between the River Liffey, Grand Canal Dock and Sandymount, with an Eircode of D04. Traditionally a tight-knit maritime and working port community, it has evolved in recent years alongside the growth of the Docklands, blending older redbrick terraces and local authority housing with modern apartments aimed at city workers. Living here means being within walking or cycling distance of the city centre, Ballsbridge and the IFSC, while still retaining a distinct village feel centred on its local shops and pubs. Families are served by long-established schools such as St Patrick’s Boys National School and Ringsend College, with additional options in nearby Irishtown and Ballsbridge. Transport is convenient, with frequent Dublin Bus routes through the village and DART stations at Grand Canal Dock and Lansdowne Road close by for quick access along the coast. Residents make regular use of Ringsend Park, the waterfront at Grand Canal Dock and nearby Sandymount Strand for recreation, while Shelbourne Park Greyhound Stadium and the Aviva Stadium add to the area’s sense of activity. Local cafés, traditional pubs and everyday services along Irishtown Road and Thorncastle Street reinforce Ringsend’s reputation as a friendly, community-oriented place to live close to the heart of the city.
Property Market in Ringsend
Based on 3 properties for sale in Ringsend
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Ringsend
Schools
Long-established Catholic boys’ primary school in central Ringsend.
Co-educational primary school serving the wider Ringsend area.
Co-educational secondary school offering Junior and Leaving Certificate programmes.
Well-regarded Catholic secondary school a short walk away.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗DART and commuter rail services along Dublin’s coastal line.
Nearby DART station convenient for Ballsbridge and Aviva Stadium.
Frequent service linking Ringsend with the city centre and northside.
Cross-city route connecting Ringsend to Poolbeg Street and Belarmine.
Road link across the Liffey to Dublin Port and north city.
Amenities
Local park with pitches, playground and walking paths.
Major greyhound racing venue hosting regular race nights.
Popular traditional pub known for sport and live music.
Well-known craft beer pub with rotating taps and tastings.
Artisan grocer and café popular for brunch and coffee.
Full-service supermarket for everyday grocery shopping.
Expansive beach and promenade within walking distance.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local GAA club with strong juvenile and adult teams.
Large multi-sport club offering cricket, hockey and rugby nearby.
Community football club based in Ringsend Park.
Community hub hosting classes, events and local initiatives.
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