Living in Dublin 13, Co. Dublin: Schools, Commute & House Prices 2026

On this page
  1. Who lives in Dublin 13
  2. Getting around and commuting
  3. Getting around Dublin 13
  4. Schools in Dublin 13
  5. Things to do in and around Dublin 13
  6. Where Dublin 13 is
  7. What it costs: house prices and rent in Dublin 13
  8. Before you move: planning and flood
  9. Recent development in Dublin 13
  10. Flood maps
  11. County context
  12. Common questions about living in Dublin 13
  13. Nearby Dublin towns

Leinster house prices & rentsDublin › Living in Dublin 13

Dublin 13 is a town in Co. Dublin, about 19 minutes from Dublin city centre by car and on the rail line, 2 schools, 83.8% of households own their home. Living here costs a median €519,000 to buy.

Official CSO, Department of Education, Transport for Ireland, PPR & RTB data · 214 sales · updated July 2026

Drive to Dublin
19 min
on the rail line too
Schools
2
1 primary, 1 post-primary
Transport
Rail + bus
Owner-occupied
83.8%
of households
Median price
€519,000
to buy

How Dublin 13 compares: at €519,000 it is 4% above the County Dublin median of €500k.Recent activity in Dublin 13: latest recorded sale Jun 2026; prices +5.9% year on year. This page updates as new official data lands.



Who lives in Dublin 13 — 83.8% own their home, full Census breakdown

Who lives in Dublin 13

8,399 people live in Dublin 13 on Census 2022 night. 84% of households own their home and 13% rent, so Dublin 13 leans towards owner occupiers. The most common way to commute is by car (51%). It skews older: 26% are aged 65 and over against 17% under 15. 60% of those who have finished education hold a third level qualification.

MeasureFigure
Population (2022)8,399
Owner-occupied households84%
Rented households13%
Aged under 1517%
Aged 25 to 4418%
Aged 65 and over26%
Third level or higher60%
At work (aged 15+)49%
Unemployment rate4%
Commute by car51%
Commute by public transport25%
Commute on foot or bike21%

Source: CSO Census 2022 Small Area Population Statistics, CC-BY 4.0. Figures are for the Howth electoral division around Dublin 13.

Getting around and commuting

Nearest train station: Howth (in the town), on the DART line

Public transport serving Dublin 13 — Rail + bus

Getting around Dublin 13

Dublin 13 is served by 4 public-transport operators running 6 scheduled routes. Operators are Bus Átha Cliath – Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead Ireland, Iarnród Éireann / Irish Rail and Nitelink, Dublin Bus.

OperatorMode
Bus Átha Cliath – Dublin BusBus / coach
Go-Ahead IrelandBus / coach
Iarnród Éireann / Irish RailRail
Nitelink, Dublin BusBus / coach

Scheduled routes

  • 6 - Howth Dart Stn - Lower Abbey Street
  • H3 - Howth Summit - Lower Abbey Street
  • 31n - Dublin City South, D'Olier Street - Howth, Outside Train Station
  • 102C - Balgriffin - Sutton
  • 102T - Swords - Sutton
  • DART - Bray - Howth

Source: Transport for Ireland GTFS_All feed (NTA), CC-BY 4.0. Stops matched to the town within a 6 km radius; route list capped.

Schools in Dublin 13

There are 1 primary and 1 post-primary schools in and around Dublin 13.

SchoolLevelPupilsDEIS
Sutton Park SchoolPost-primary491
St Fintans NsPrimary431

Source: Department of Education, Data on Individual Schools. CC-BY 4.0.

Things to do in and around Dublin 13

Where Dublin 13 is

Map © OpenStreetMap contributors

What it costs: house prices and rent in Dublin 13

MeasureValue
Median sale price (12 mo)€519,000 (+5.9% YoY)
Average monthly rent
Gross rental yield
Net yield (est.)
Dublin county median€500k
New build / second-hand€763,263 / €517,000

What this means: New builds in Dublin 13 sell at about a 48% premium to second-hand homes (€763,263 vs €517,000).

Recent sales in Dublin 13

DateAddressTypePrice
25 Jun 264 ST FINTANS PARK, SUTTON, DUBLIN 13Second-hand€835,000
24 Jun 2694 BELMAYNE PARK SOUTH, BALGRIFFIN, DUBLIN 13Second-hand€303,000
19 Jun 2637 OFFINGTON PARK, SUTTON, DUBLIN 13Second-hand€920,000
19 Jun 2676 GLENCARRAIG, SUTTON, DUBLIN 13Second-hand€825,000
17 Jun 2631 OFFINGTON DR, SUTTON, DUBLIN 13Second-hand€940,000
17 Jun 2666 BAYSIDE CRESCENT, SUTTON, DUBLIN 13Second-hand€470,000
10 Jun 2646 MAIN STREET, BELMAYNE, DUBLIN 13Second-hand€285,000
03 Jun 2613 HOWTH VIEW PARK, RAHENY, DUBLIN 13Second-hand€516,000

Actual sale prices from the Property Price Register, verifiable at propertypriceregister.ie.

Dublin 13 median price, year by year

YearMedianRelativeSales
2023€448,500
238 sales
2024€496,000
221 sales
2025€507,500
240 sales
2026€520,000
89 sales

Since 1 March 2026 a rent review is capped at the lower of 2% a year (pro rata) or CPI inflation.

The full March 2026 rent review rules

Dublin 13 compared with County Dublin

CountyMedianRelative
Dublin 13519000
County Dublin median500000

Local Property Tax in Dublin 13

The median home (€519,000) falls in LPT Band 4, a base charge of €428 a year before Dublin County Council's local adjustment factor. Use the calculator for your exact valuation.

Before you move: planning and flood

Recent development in Dublin 13

In the 12 months to July 2026, 31 planning grants were recorded in and around Dublin 13.

DecidedDevelopmentHomes
2026-06-10The development will consist of the provision of 1 no. illuminated SU
2026-06-04a) Reinstatement of existing garage use; b) Construction of new first
2026-05-27We, David & Eimear Howard, intend to apply for planning permission for
2026-05-25Construction of single storey extensions to front and side (11sq.m), n
2026-05-18retention planning permission for development consisting of extensions

Source: Irish Planning Applications, Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage (ArcGIS, CC-BY 4.0). Granted applications keyed to the nearest town within 7 km. Homes column shows residential units in the application where recorded.

Flood maps

For the modelled fluvial, coastal and pluvial flood extents around Dublin 13, open the official OPW flood maps, the authoritative source for Dublin 13, Dublin.

View the official OPW flood maps for Dublin 13 →

Source: Office of Public Works, floodinfo.ie. No OPW flood-extent values are reproduced here.

County context

MeasureFigure
Population (2022 Census)1,458,154
Population change 2016 to 2022+8.2%
Disposable income per person (index, State = 100)116.6
New dwelling permissions (Dublin region, 2017)848 thousand m²

Planning permissions are reported at NUTS3 region level; counties in this region share a figure.

Sources: CSO F1001, CIA02, BHQ09. CC-BY 4.0.

Nearby Dublin towns

Dartry · Mount Merrion · Sandycove · Glenageary · Dalkey · Rathgar

All Dublin house prices · All Leinster house prices

Sources: CSO Census 2022, Department of Education, Transport for Ireland, Property Price Register (PSRA), CSO RPPI, RTB via CSO. CC-BY. Figures verifiable at the official source.

Common questions about living in Dublin 13

What's it like to live in Dublin 13?

Dublin 13 is a town in Co. Dublin, about 19 minutes from Dublin city centre by car and on the rail line, 2 schools, 83.8% of households own their home (CSO Census 2022, Department of Education, Transport for Ireland).

How much does it cost to live in Dublin 13?

A home in Dublin 13 costs a median €519,000 to buy (Property Price Register, RTB via CSO).

How long is the commute from Dublin 13 to Dublin?

About 19 minutes to Dublin city centre by car and on the rail line (OpenStreetMap routing).

What schools are in Dublin 13?

Schools in Dublin 13 include Sutton Park School, St Fintans Ns, among 1 primary and 1 post-primary in total (Department of Education, 2024/25).

Median sale priceDublin 13: 2023–2026+15% over 3 yrs
€448,5002023€496,0002024€507,5002025€516,0002026

Median of open-market sales each year (Property Price Register). Latest year is partial.

Could a home in Dublin 13 pay as a buy-to-let?

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Illustrative. Assumes ~18% of rent for management, insurance and voids; 25-year mortgage on the borrowed share; ~4% acquisition costs. Not financial advice.

What can you afford to buy in Dublin 13?

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Central Bank rules: 3.5x gross income for most buyers; first-time buyers can borrow up to 90% LTV. Figures are illustrative, not financial advice.

Stamp duty on a Dublin 13 property

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Irish residential stamp duty: 1% on the first €1,000,000; 2% on any amount above. Figures are illustrative, not legal or financial advice.

Local Property Tax for a Dublin 13 home

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LPT band
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Base annual charge
€0
After council adjustment
€0

Revenue LPT 2026-2030 band table (source: revenue.ie). Your local authority can vary the base charge by up to 15%. Figures are illustrative; verify at Revenue's LPT reckoner for your exact property.

Rent cap calculator for Dublin 13

◆ Live · illustrative figures

No RTB rental data for Dublin 13 yet -- starting from a typical Leinster rent. From 1 March 2026 all private tenancies are covered by national rent control: the annual increase is capped at 2% or CPI inflation, whichever is lower.

Max new rent (monthly)
€0
Max increase
€0
Annual increase cap
2%

Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Act 2025; national rent control from 1 March 2026 (source: rtb.ie). RPZ_CAP_PCT = 2.0% per annum -- flagged for Bryan to verify the exact statutory rate before publishing. Figures are illustrative, not legal advice.