Dublin City Services Sports & Social Club Grounds Approx. 10.82ha (26.79 acres) Coldcut Road, Clondalkin,
Property Overview
- Features
- Location
For Sale by Tender
Latest Date for Receipt of Tenders is
12 noon on Thursday 27th November 2025
The subject property comprises approximately 10.82 hectares (26.79 acres) of land. The lands comprise of a former GAA pitch, a pitch and putt course, mix of grass and astroturf playing fields, all forming part of the Dublin City Services Sports & Social Club.
The property also includes a clubhouse (approx. 1,274 sq. m.) with bar and function room together with a car park (over 100 car spaces) and a separate building used as changing facilities (approx. 230 sq. m.) The lands benefit from road frontage onto the Coldcut Road which also provides the main point of access. Frontage extends to approximately 375m. The lands are bound by the M50 motorway to the east and residential housing estates Oatfield Crescent and Harelawn Park to the south and west.
Larchfield House intervenes the centre of the land facing onto Coldcut Road and is not part of the property.
The land is generally level in topography and is enclosed by a combination of concrete block walls and palisade fencing.
• There maybe potential for part of the property to be re-zoned in future reviews of
the South Dublin County Development Plan.
The Property
Entrance
Club
Changing
Rooms
Pitch
& Putt
GAA
Pitch Former
The property is situated within an area zoned Open Space (OS) under the draft South Dublin County Development
Plan 2022-2028; “To preserve and provide for open space and recreational amenities”.
Permitted In Principle
Allotments, Community Centre, Cultural Use, Open
Space, Recreational Facility, Sports Club/Facility.
Open For Consideration
Agriculture, Bed & Breakfast(In existing premises),
Camp Site, Carpark(For small-scale amenity or
recreational purposes only), Cemetery(If provided
in the form of a lawn cemetery), Childcare Facilities,
Crematorium, Education, Garden Centre, Guest
House(In existing premises), Home Based Economic
Activities(In existing premises), Hotel/Hostel, Housing
for Older People, Outdoor Entertainment Park, Place
of Worship(in existing premises), Public Services,
Recycling Facility, Residential(Only where this accords
with H3 Objective 4), Restaurant/Café, Shop-Local,
Stadium, Traveller Accommodation.
Zoning
Services
We understand all main services including sewerage, water, electricity,
drainage and telephone are connected to the site. All interested parties
are advised to undertake their own due diligence to confirm the availability
and adequacy of these services.
Title
We understand the property is held under freehold title
Sales Process
The property is offered for sale by tender. The latest date for receipt of
completed tenders is 12 noon on Thursday 27th November 2025.
The tenders are to be received at the offices of the solicitors Sean Costello
Solicitors, Haliday House, 32 Arran Quay Dublin 7 D07P23W in a sealed
envelope marked “Tender Coldcut”.
The vendors are not obliged to accept the highest or any tender submitted.
Jennifer Beggs, Sean Costello Solicitors
Haliday House, 32 Arran Quay,
Dublin 7. D07 P23W
E: jennifer.beggs@costellosolicitors.ie
T: +353 1 872 5376
For Sale by Tender Latest Date for Receipt of Tenders is 12 noon on Thursday 27th November 2025 The subject property comprises approximately 10.82 hectares (26.79 acres) of land. The lands comprise of a former GAA pitch, a pitch and putt course, mix of grass and astroturf playing fields, all forming
For Sale by Tender
Latest Date for Receipt of Tenders is
12 noon on Thursday 27th November 2025
The subject property comprises approximately 10.82 hectares (26.79 acres) of land. The lands comprise of a former GAA pitch, a pitch and putt course, mix of grass and astroturf playing fields, all forming part of the Dublin City Services Sports & Social Club.
The property also includes a clubhouse (approx. 1,274 sq. m.) with bar and function room together with a car park (over 100 car spaces) and a separate building used as changing facilities (approx. 230 sq. m.) The lands benefit from road frontage onto the Coldcut Road which also provides the main point of access. Frontage extends to approximately 375m. The lands are bound by the M50 motorway to the east and residential housing estates Oatfield Crescent and Harelawn Park to the south and west.
Larchfield House intervenes the centre of the land facing onto Coldcut Road and is not part of the property.
The land is generally level in topography and is enclosed by a combination of concrete block walls and palisade fencing.
• There maybe potential for part of the property to be re-zoned in future reviews of
the South Dublin County Development Plan.
The Property
Entrance
Club
Changing
Rooms
Pitch
& Putt
GAA
Pitch Former
The property is situated within an area zoned Open Space (OS) under the draft South Dublin County Development
Plan 2022-2028; “To preserve and provide for open space and recreational amenities”.
Permitted In Principle
Allotments, Community Centre, Cultural Use, Open
Space, Recreational Facility, Sports Club/Facility.
Open For Consideration
Agriculture, Bed & Breakfast(In existing premises),
Camp Site, Carpark(For small-scale amenity or
recreational purposes only), Cemetery(If provided
in the form of a lawn cemetery), Childcare Facilities,
Crematorium, Education, Garden Centre, Guest
House(In existing premises), Home Based Economic
Activities(In existing premises), Hotel/Hostel, Housing
for Older People, Outdoor Entertainment Park, Place
of Worship(in existing premises), Public Services,
Recycling Facility, Residential(Only where this accords
with H3 Objective 4), Restaurant/Café, Shop-Local,
Stadium, Traveller Accommodation.
Zoning
Services
We understand all main services including sewerage, water, electricity,
drainage and telephone are connected to the site. All interested parties
are advised to undertake their own due diligence to confirm the availability
and adequacy of these services.
Title
We understand the property is held under freehold title
Sales Process
The property is offered for sale by tender. The latest date for receipt of
completed tenders is 12 noon on Thursday 27th November 2025.
The tenders are to be received at the offices of the solicitors Sean Costello
Solicitors, Haliday House, 32 Arran Quay Dublin 7 D07P23W in a sealed
envelope marked “Tender Coldcut”.
The vendors are not obliged to accept the highest or any tender submitted.
Jennifer Beggs, Sean Costello Solicitors
Haliday House, 32 Arran Quay,
Dublin 7. D07 P23W
E: jennifer.beggs@costellosolicitors.ie
T: +353 1 872 5376
- Approx 10.82 Hectares (26.79 acres) of land zoned Open Space under the South Dublin County Council Development Plan.
- Extensive frontage to Coldcut Road and the M50.
- This strategic site offers a potential purchaser the opportunity to acquire a well-located landbank with future development potential (subject to re-zoning and planning permission).
- Situated opposite Liffey Valley Retail Park and close to Liffey Shopping Centre approx. 9km west of Dublin City Centre.
- Income can be generated from the existing facilities of floodlit astro pitch, 2 x grass pitches, additional pitch & putt, changing facilities, club house incorporating bar, lounge, function rooms, offices, stores, gym and service yard along with car parking for approx. 100 cars.
The site is situated in Clondalkin, approximately 9km west of
Dublin City Centre. Its location is noteworthy, with Liffey Valley Shopping Centre within walking distance, providing easy access to a wide range of recreational and leisure facilities. Notable occupiers include Marks & Spencer, Dunne Stores, Penneys and Boots.
Liffey Valley Retail Park is directly across the road and Fonthill Retail Park is approximately 1.4km west of the subject.
Numerous public transport options are available, including several bus routes in the vicinity and a train commuter
services at Clondalkin/Fonthill or Parkwest/Cherry Orchard. In addition, the planned construction of a new interchange bus
hub at Liffey Valley as part of the BusConnects development will further enhance the area’s accessibility.” The site benefits from excellent connectivity to the Irish motorway network, with the N4 located a short distance away, providing easy access to the M50 and other key routes. Clondalkin’s population continues to expand, driven by its convenient commuting distance to Dublin city centre and the wide range of services available in the area. Based on Census 2022 data, the population of Clondalkin was 47,938 persons
The site is situated in Clondalkin, approximately 9km west of Dublin City Centre. Its location is noteworthy, with Liffey Valley Shopping Centre within walking distance, providing easy access to a wide range of recreational and leisure facilities. Notable occupiers include Marks & Spencer, Dunne
The site is situated in Clondalkin, approximately 9km west of
Dublin City Centre. Its location is noteworthy, with Liffey Valley Shopping Centre within walking distance, providing easy access to a wide range of recreational and leisure facilities. Notable occupiers include Marks & Spencer, Dunne Stores, Penneys and Boots.
Liffey Valley Retail Park is directly across the road and Fonthill Retail Park is approximately 1.4km west of the subject.
Numerous public transport options are available, including several bus routes in the vicinity and a train commuter
services at Clondalkin/Fonthill or Parkwest/Cherry Orchard. In addition, the planned construction of a new interchange bus
hub at Liffey Valley as part of the BusConnects development will further enhance the area’s accessibility.” The site benefits from excellent connectivity to the Irish motorway network, with the N4 located a short distance away, providing easy access to the M50 and other key routes. Clondalkin’s population continues to expand, driven by its convenient commuting distance to Dublin city centre and the wide range of services available in the area. Based on Census 2022 data, the population of Clondalkin was 47,938 persons
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