Beaumont

Beaumont, a suburban neighborhood in North Dublin, is primarily residential with a strong sense of community. It is known for its proximity to Beaumont Hospital, one of the largest and most significant medical facilities in the country and only being approximately 5 km away from the city centre. The area features a mix of housing styles, local shops, and green spaces, making it a convenient and pleasant place to live for families and professionals.

History

Beaumont, located in the northside of Dublin, has a history that dates back to the early medieval period. The name "Beaumont'' is derived from the French "beautiful mount." Significant development began in the mid-20th century as Dublin expanded. The establishment of Beaumont Hospital in the 1980s was a major milestone, and is now one of the largest hospitals in Dublin.

Education

- Beaumont Hospital School
- Beaumont Community Pre-School
- Parish Primary School. St Fiachra's Junior National School

- Parish Primary School. St Fiachra's Senior National School

- St Paul's Special School

- Girls' Secondary School

Social

- Beaumont House is very popular in the area

- Momoya - Asian restaurant

- Graham O’Sullivan

- O’Dwyers - Grill

Transport

- Dublin airport is only 7 km away

- Dublin Bus: Operates several routes through Beaumont, including the 14, 16, and 104, offering frequent services to various parts of Dublin.

Rail Services: Beaumont doesn't have its own railway station. The nearest major station is Dublin Connolly, which provides access to other parts of Dublin, the Greater Dublin Area, and beyond.

Retail

- Omni park shopping centre and Northside shopping centre

- Beaumont Road and Shantalla Road: selection of local shops, cafes, and restaurants catering to daily needs.

- Artane Castle Shopping Centre: Nearby, including a Tesco supermarket and various retail stores.