Property info
Dublin
County
KILMAINHAM C
Electoral Division
268085
268085009
Small Area
Kilmainham C
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Beds
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Baths
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Size
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Built
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BER
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Timeline
PPR sales + listing activity (newest first)- 2021-12-10Sold€343kSecond-handOfficial
Currently listed nearby
3 active listing(s) in the same Small Area, ±1 bedroom
Currently listed nearby
Safety
Safety 98/100Nearest Garda station — KILMAINHAM
Safety
Safety 98/100Composite percentile
98/100
Safer than 2% of Ireland
Personal98
Property99
Public order96
→→ Steady vs prior 3-year baseline
🛍Likely inflated by commercial hotspot
This station's catchment is theft-dominated (65% of property crime) — typically clustered around shopping streets, car parks and footfall hubs. Your SA itself is affluent residential (HP=10.1), so on-street risk to your home is probably below the station average.
Personal · assault, robbery, sexual offences, homicide
Property · burglary, theft, criminal damage, fraud
Area context
AffluentCensus + Pobal HP — who lives here, how, in what
Area context
AffluentPopulation
292
5-yr change +13.6%
Age structure
63%
25-64 y/o
- 0-1414.5%
- 15-2412.6%
- 25-4441.3%
- 45-6421.2%
- 65+10.4%
Household sizes
62
households
- 2 persons83.9%
- 3 persons9.7%
- 4 persons4.8%
- 5 persons1.6%
Family types
7%
Lone-parent households
- Married, with kids3.6%
- Married couple15.1%
- Cohabiting, with kids1.4%
- Cohabiting couple13.7%
- Lone parent (mother)7.2%
- Single-person37.4%
Non-Irish born
41%
Non-Irish born
- Ireland58.8%
- Rest of World21.0%
- Other EU272020 (Exec Ireland & Poland)11.3%
- United Kingdom6.2%
- Poland2.4%
- India0.3%
5-year price trend in this Small Area
Median PPR sale price per year
5-year price trend in this Small Area
- 2021Median €342,5003 sale(s)
- 2022Median €284,0007 sale(s)
- 2023Median €285,0004 sale(s)
- 2024Median €285,0007 sale(s)
- 2025Median €272,0001 sale(s)
- 2026Median €427,0001 sale(s)
Flood risk
✓ All clearOPW NIFM / CFRAM / NCFHM modelled flood zones
Flood risk
✓ All clearAt this point
0
This exact point is not in any modelled flood zone.
Source: OPW (NIFM / CFRAM / NCFHM) + FRS Benefiting Areas.
Radon risk
EPA Radon Risk Map category for this property
Radon risk
1
2
3
4
Category 2 (1% to 5%)
Source: EPA Radon Risk Map.
Schools
325 mNearest primary + post-primary (DoE register)
Schools
325 mPrimary
INCHICORE NS
325 m away · Sarsfield Road, Inchicore, Dublin 10, Dublin
- Catholic
- English-medium
- DEIS
- Archbishop of Dublin
Post-primary
Mercy Secondary School
648 m away · Thomas Davis Street West, Inchicore, Dublin 8, Dublin
- CATHOLIC
- English-medium
- DEIS
- CEIST
Nearest universities & colleges
Within 10 km of this property
Nearest universities & colleges
Transit
20′ walkNearest DART/Luas + bus routes within 500 m
Transit
20′ walkEnergy estimate
Area estimateNo BER on file — estimated from 73 certs in the same Small Area
Energy estimate
Area estimateEstimated annual energy cost (rough)
€1,611 – €2,048
per year · likely heating fuel: Electricity · regulated services only (see calculation)
- Estimated BER~D1
- Total annual energy9,090 kWh/yr
- Energy intensity239 kWh/m²/yr
- Floor area~38 m² (area median)
- Heating fuelElectricityarea mode
How is this calculated?
Rough estimate based on the BER cert's primary energy band — covers the four 'regulated services' SEAI DEAP measures: space heating, hot water, lighting, ventilation. It does NOT include appliances, cooking, IT equipment, or real-life usage variance (occupancy, comfort temperature, hours at home). Actual bills will differ.
2026-05 Irish retail unit prices (Switcher.ie / SEAI Domestic Fuels Q4 2025): Mains Gas €0.10/kWh · Heating Oil €0.10/kWh · Electricity €0.30–€0.40/kWh (smart vs standard) · LPG €0.15/kWh · Solid fuel €0.06–€0.09/kWh. ±15% margin on non-electric. Standing charges: €300/yr electricity meter, +€360/yr if gas is connected.
Planning
12Permissions within 1 km, last 3 years
Planning
12- Extension / Alteration2026-04-22APPLICATION DECLARED INVALID 109 mProposed construction of single-story extension to rear of existing dwelling (lower ground level apartment) along with internal modifications, to provide for special-needs accessible accommodation and associated site works.
- Extension / Alteration2026-04-17Registered Application220 mPERMISSION AND RETENTION: Dublin City Council. I, Teo Ciuta, seek retention permission for a ground floor extension to the side and rear and planning permission for a first floor extension to the side and rear sitting over the existing extension to a two storey semi detached house at number 39 Connolly Gardens, Inchicore, Dublin 8. The proposed development will consist of the retention of a ground floor existing single storey extension to the side and rear of 38 m2, the construction of a first floor side and rear extension sitting on top of the existing ground floor side and rear extension with hipped pitched roof set back from the northern boundary to house an extended bedroom to front, walk-in wardrobe and new bathroom to the rear with an area of 27 m2. (Total area is 137 m2) The proposed development will also consist of general remedial works to the first floor layout including removal of sections of the side and rear walls to allow for breaking through to the extended bedroom to the front and new family bathroom to the rear with rooflights to the walk-in wardrobe to the side and bathroom to the rear with opaque window to bathroom to the side and all associated site works.
