Dublin Road Neighbourhood Guide
Limerick
About Dublin Road
Dublin Road is an established inner-suburban corridor east of Limerick city centre, linking the city with areas including Garryowen, Old Singland Road and Rhebogue. It has a practical, urban residential feel, with traditional housing, apartments, local services and busy road frontage rather than a village-centre atmosphere. City-centre shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and cultural venues are within easy reach, while nearby retail provides everyday convenience. Residents can use McCabes Pharmacy, Dunnes Stores, EBS, Planter's Cafe and Quigleys for shopping, banking, coffee and local services. The area is well placed for commuting by bus, car, bicycle or on foot, with the Dublin Road providing a direct route towards the city and eastern suburbs. Schools and third-level education in and around Limerick city are accessible, including options around Garryowen, Singland and the city centre. Green space and leisure facilities are available nearby, while larger parks, sports clubs and amenities across the city can be reached relatively easily. Overall, Dublin Road suits residents who value central access, established neighbourhood connections and a broad range of services close by.
Property Market in Dublin Road
Based on 4 properties for sale in Dublin Road
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Dublin Road
Schools
Established primary school serving families in the nearby Garryowen and south-eastern city area.
City primary school option within convenient reach of Dublin Road residents.
Secondary school in the Limerick city area, accessible from eastern suburbs.
Large co-educational secondary school serving the wider eastern Limerick catchment.
Major university campus east of the city, reached via regular transport routes.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main arterial route connecting Limerick city centre with eastern suburbs and Castletroy.
Frequent city routes connect Dublin Road with the centre, suburbs and employment areas.
Central rail station offering services to Dublin, Cork, Galway and other destinations.
Colbert Station area provides the city’s principal regional transport connections.
Important eastern approach road linking Limerick with Tipperary and wider regional routes.
Amenities
Local pharmacy providing prescriptions, healthcare advice and everyday personal-care products.
Major retailer offering groceries, household goods and additional everyday shopping.
Visit website ↗Local financial services branch serving residential and small-business banking needs.
Nearby café providing casual food, drinks and a convenient meeting place.
Recognisable local food business offering convenient meals, snacks and refreshments.
Central Victorian park with lawns, mature planting, paths and space for relaxation.
Popular city market with local produce, food stalls and weekend atmosphere.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Historic Limerick rugby club with strong local sporting and community connections.
Established Limerick rugby club serving players and families across the city.
Longstanding city tennis club offering courts, coaching and organised club activities.
Large regional sports facility with fitness, aquatic and indoor sporting provision.
Public authority providing local services, community information and city administration.
Properties For Sale near Dublin Road
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