Living in or staying in Artane D ED, Dublin

Scores

Safety and quiet come from researched sources about the whole neighborhood; walkability, transport and nightlife from the address reports here.

About Artane D ED

A largely residential north Dublin area of semi-detached houses, estate streets, schools, local shops, and green spaces. The main roads are busier, while side streets are quieter. It has a suburban pace and convenient access toward the city centre, Dublin Airport, and the M50.

Good for

• families
• long stays
• drivers
• public transport users
• budget travelers

Less suited to

• nightlife seekers
• first-time visitors
• culture lovers
• quiet seekers

Watch out for

• Use normal awareness on buses and around busy road junctions.
• Choose accommodation on a well-lit residential street if returning late.
• Check the exact distance to shops and frequent bus stops, as local facilities are spread out.
• Expect more traffic noise near Malahide Road and other main routes.

Sources

• Artane - Move Home
• Route 27 timetable
• Living in Artane, Co. Dublin: Schools, Commute & House Prices 2026
• Artane, Dublin

Local picks

Food & drink

• Insomnia Artane

  A convenient local café for coffee, sandwiches, croissants and sweet treats.

Sights & things to do

• Artane Castle Shopping Centre

  The neighbourhood’s main retail hub, with useful shops and local services.

• Artane Beaumont Family Recreation Centre

  A local community centre offering recreation facilities and activities.

• Basketball at Artane Beaumont Family Recreation Centre

  Join or watch community basketball at the local recreation centre.

• Badminton at Artane Beaumont Family Recreation Centre

  Play badminton in a welcoming local community-sports setting.

• Fitness classes at Artane Beaumont Family Recreation Centre

  Take part in local fitness sessions suitable for staying active nearby.

• Zumba at Artane Beaumont Family Recreation Centre

  Enjoy an energetic dance-fitness class close to Artane’s residential area.