Raheny, Dublin

Our place

A modern village suburb rooted in history

With roots reaching back to the Iron Age (there is literally an iron age fort under Raheny’s centre), and a church since Celtic times, Raheny has grown rapidly since the 1950s, and is now a modern, well-connected suburb of Dublin, with more than 17,000 residents on dozens of leafy streets, over 180 businesses, two of Dublin’s largest parks, including Dublin’s arboretum, and the city’s second-busiest library.