About Rush
Rush is a coastal town in north County Dublin, on a peninsula between Loughshinny and Donabate, with Skerries and Lusk nearby. It has a settled, community-oriented character, combining established housing with newer developments, working farmland and beaches around Rogerstown Estuary and the Irish Sea. Daily life is generally quieter than in Dublin city, while the town centre provides useful local shopping, cafés, pubs and takeaways. Families are served by several primary schools and nearby secondary options, with additional education available in Lusk, Skerries and Donabate. Rush railway station, reached from Station Road, provides direct Dublin commuter services, while bus routes and the M1 make wider commuting practical. Hand Park, Park Rodge, Park View and Park Lane 2 are useful local green spaces and play areas, and the coastline supports walking, swimming and other outdoor activities. Ros Eo Community Centre and Preschool is an important local family and community facility, while the town’s sports clubs and coastal setting contribute strongly to its active village atmosphere.
Property Market in Rush
Based on 44 properties for sale in Rush
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Rush
Schools
An inclusive primary school serving children from Rush, Lusk and surrounding north Dublin communities.
A local primary school serving families in Rush and the surrounding coastal area.
Established primary education in Rush, supporting local families and community life.
A nearby post-primary school offering education for students from Rush and surrounding areas.
A well-known nearby secondary school serving Skerries and neighbouring north Dublin towns.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Commuter rail station connecting Rush with Dublin city, Malahide, Skerries and Drogheda.
Main local approach to Rush railway station and an important route through the town.
Local and regional bus routes connect Rush with Lusk, Skerries and Dublin.
The regional road links Rush with Lusk, Skerries and wider north County Dublin.
Accessible via the surrounding road network for Dublin Airport, the city and northern commuting.
Amenities
Local open space providing greenery and informal recreation for nearby residents.
Residential-area green space used for everyday walks, play and outdoor activities.
Neighbourhood open space contributing to Rush’s family-friendly residential environment.
Local estate amenity providing accessible outdoor space for children and families.
Community facility offering preschool provision and a focal point for local activities.
Compact centre with convenience shops, cafés, takeaways, pubs and everyday services.
Coastal amenities suited to walking, swimming, watersports and enjoying estuary views.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local football club providing youth and adult participation opportunities in the community.
Coastal club supporting sailing and watersports from Rush’s harbour area.
Established local cricket club offering sport and social activities for members.
Community Gaelic games club with teams and activities for local players.
Active local groups support events, clubs, family activities and community services.
Properties For Sale near Rush
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