About Talbot Street
Talbot Street is a busy central Dublin street in the D01 area, running between the city centre and the transport hub around Amiens Street, with the IFSC close by to the east. It has an urban, mixed-use character, combining apartments, hotels, offices, convenience shopping and long-established local businesses rather than a quiet suburban feel. Residents benefit from a highly walkable location, with O’Connell Street, the River Liffey, Trinity College and the IFSC all within easy reach. Connolly Station and Dublin Bus routes provide strong connections for commuters, while the Luas Red Line is accessible from nearby Abbey Street and Busáras. Everyday shopping is well served by small retailers and Eurasia Supermarket, with larger city-centre shops and supermarkets a short walk away. The surrounding streets offer plenty of cafés, takeaway food, restaurants and traditional pubs, particularly towards O’Connell Street, Amiens Street and the city centre. Nearby parks, libraries, gyms and cultural attractions provide leisure options, while the area’s central landmarks include the General Post Office, Custom House and Ha’penny Bridge.
Property Market in Talbot Street
Based on 4 properties for sale in Talbot Street
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Talbot Street
Schools
Established primary school near Parnell Square, serving children from central Dublin communities.
Catholic primary school located close to O’Connell Street and Dublin city centre.
Independent Jesuit secondary school on Great Denmark Street, within walking distance.
Girls’ secondary school on King’s Inns Street, serving Dublin’s inner city.
Historic university campus south of the Liffey, accessible on foot or by bus.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Dublin’s principal rail hub, serving DART, commuter and intercity routes.
Central bus and coach station beside Connolly Station and the Luas Red Line.
Nearby Red Line stop connecting central Dublin with the north and south-west suburbs.
Frequent city routes run along and around Talbot Street for local journeys.
Major inner-city corridor linking Talbot Street, Connolly Station and Dublin Port.
Amenities
International grocery store providing a broad range of Asian and European foods.
Nearby cycle parking provision supporting short bicycle trips around the city centre.
Central shopping centre with retailers, cafés, services and the city library nearby.
Public library offering books, study space, internet access and community services.
Formal city-centre memorial garden with landscaped grounds beside Parnell Square.
Large multi-screen cinema on Parnell Street, convenient for evening entertainment.
Traditional Irish pub on Talbot Street known for food, drinks and live atmosphere.
National theatre of Ireland, a short walk south towards the River Liffey.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Long-established Talbot Street pub offering traditional food, drinks and Irish hospitality.
Interactive wax museum near College Green, reachable easily from Talbot Street.
Represents central businesses and supports activity across Dublin’s core commercial district.
Convenience shops and services support commuters around Dublin’s main northern city hub.
Independent shops, cafés and services create the street’s practical local character.
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