Rathmines,
Dublin 6
At a Glance
Get to know the Neighbourhood
Rathmines is famous for being a village-like suburb, boasting upscale gastropubs, bistros, coffee shops and more, all within a short walk of St Stephen’s Green.
Rathmines is renowned for being a young, vibrant community in Dublin 6. A wide array of residential properties comes to the market in this popular neighbourhood, including townhouses, apartments and family homes, in addition to the fine Victorian houses on leafy tree-lined roads, such as Cowper Road and Grosvenor Road.
The neighbourhood is a historic spot in Dublin that has undergone an extensive modern transformation in recent years. Landmark architecture including the clock tower, Rathmines Library, Cathal Bruagh Barracks, and the less well-known Church of the Mary Immaculate Refuge of Sinners, with its stunning copper dome (an original designed for a church in St Petersburg) sit beside popular modern eateries such as Hush and Elephant and Castle, and the glamourous Stella Cinema. The recently refurbished Swan Centre includes a cinema, Dunnes Stores, bookshop, chemist and clothing boutiques.
The key benefits of Rathmines are its bustling social scene, amenities, and proximity to the city centre. A number of schools in the area including St Mary’s, St Louis High School and Kildare Place National School offer education for students of all ages. All-day bus routes run through Rathmines, including the 15, 65, 140 and 83.
Rathmines is a highly sought-after neighbourhood for both families looking to settle down and young professionals seeking city life in a quieter location. With so many fantastic amenities, as well as its proximity to Dublin city centre, this trendy suburb has something for everyone.
Rathmines is famous for being a village-like suburb, boasting upscale gastropubs, bistros, coffee shops and more, all within a short walk of St Stephen’s Green. Rathmines is renowned for being a young, vibrant community in Dublin 6. A wide array of residential properties comes to the market in this popular neighbourhood, including townhouses, apartments and family homes, in addition to the fine Victorian houses on leafy tree-lined roads, such as Cowper Road and Grosvenor Road.
- Abundance of shops, restaurants, pubs
- Stella Cinema
- Recreational amenities of the fine period squares including Kenilworth Square Belgrave Square, Leinster Cricket Club
- Walking distance to the city centre
- Swan Centre shops
- green line (Bride’s Glen/Broomfield) at Cowper
- 15 – Clongriffin to Ballycullen Road
- 15a – Ringsend Road (Barrow Street) to Limekiln Ave
- 15b – Ringsend Road (Barrow Street) to Stocking Ave
- 15d – Ringsend Road (Barrow Street) to Whitechurch
- 65 – Poolbeg St. to Blessington / Ballymore
- 65b – Poolbeg St towards Citywest
- 83 – Harristown towards Kimmage
- 140 – Palmerston Park toward Ballymun (Ikea)