Dublin 5

KingK

Hi

I'm sure I am posting in the right place here. I am moving across the city from south county Dublin to Dublin 5. I'm just wondering what the area is like. It is for a short period of time for work reasons but I have not been around north Dublin an awful lot. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

AngryLips

Is this even a place? Dublin 5 must be the least talked about, least known Dublin postcode ever. I can't even name one neighbourhood in that area.

admiralofthefleet

where in d5?
im from edenmore in raheny which is a settled area. there are a couple of dodgy spots like the southside as well but its a good mature area, has excellent transport links, is very close to town, has plenty of shopping centres and is close to the beach and st. annes park

You'll probably need to give more detail than an entire area code and asking what it's like. Do you mean local facilities, the atmosphere of the neighbourhood or what?

In general all I can say is there are some very nice parts of it, and others in which I wouldn't be going for a ramble, but I wouldn't be very familiar with all of it.

KingK

Raheny Road it's called. Seems like a nice area,just nice to make sure with someone who knows the place. Thanks for the reply

admiralofthefleet

KingK wrote: »

Raheny Road it's called. Seems like a nice area,just nice to make sure with someone who knows the place. Thanks for the reply

raheny road is nice, very settled.

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Raheny Road will be grand.

you are near Dart and decent bus services to town, you have Howth not too far either, and St Anne's Park, but don't go in there when it's dark, as with all parks in all cities really.

The Stationhouse Pub is a decent local boozer, I'd avoid The Green Dolphin - both are in Raheny Village.

Chippers, Chinese, Indians, Pizza Places all around the place for take-aways, and not too far from Clontarf, Malahide, Portmarnock for some very good eat-in restaurants too.

admiralofthefleet

Des wrote: »

Raheny Road will be grand.

you are near Dart and decent bus services to town, you have Howth not too far either, and St Anne's Park, but don't go in there when it's dark, as with all parks in all cities really.

The Stationhouse Pub is a decent local boozer, I'd avoid The Green Dolphin - both are in Raheny Village.

Chippers, Chinese, Indians, Pizza Places all around the place for take-aways, and not too far from Clontarf, Malahide, Portmarnock for some very good eat-in restaurants too.

the old green dolphin, it changed to the watermill a few years ago

Degsy

Des wrote: »

The Stationhouse Pub is a decent local boozer, I'd avoid The Green Dolphin - both are in Raheny Village.
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Always thought the stationghouse was a dodgy kip,especially at weekends..full of people from killbarrack and donaghmede.

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People from Donaghmede?! Oh the humanity!

Dudess

AngryLips wrote: »

Is this even a place? Dublin 5 must be the least talked about, least known Dublin postcode ever. I can't even name one neighbourhood in that area.

I'm not even from Dublin and I can name Artane, Raheny, Killester and am aware of the fact that it blends in with Dublin 17.

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Dudess wrote: »

I'm not even from Dublin and I can name Artane, Raheny, Killester and am aware of the fact that it blends in with Dublin 17.

And 3 and 9 and 11 and 13

lima

AngryLips wrote: »

Is this even a place? Dublin 5 must be the least talked about, least known Dublin postcode ever. I can't even name one neighbourhood in that area.

I can, so can loads of people

Degsy

Des wrote: »

People from Donaghmede?! Oh the humanity!

Nothing human about em!

spurious

Raheny's a great place to live, but shh they like to keep quiet about it.

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Dudess wrote: »

I'm not even from Dublin and I can name Artane, Raheny, Killester and am aware of the fact that it blends in with Dublin 17.

That's because you're a taxi man!.

rednik

Dublin 5 is a great place to live,as mentioned public transport is excellent.

Dub13

AngryLips wrote: »

Is this even a place? Dublin 5 must be the least talked about, least known Dublin postcode ever. I can't even name one neighbourhood in that area.

Sure its the home of 'the dubs'...Anybody around the country who is into kick & catch or stick wars would have heard of Parnell Park.

Dr Bob

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

the old green dolphin, it changed to the watermill a few years ago

If I remember rightly didnt the locals used to call that place "The Sick Fish"?;)

KingK

Thanks for the feedback everyone