Welcome to Clontarf

Clontarf (Cluain Tarbh) is an affluent coastal suburb on the Northside of Dublin City. For the purposes of this area it incorporates a wider area covering Dollymount.

It is most famous for giving the name to the Battle of Clontarf (1014), in which Brian Boru defeated Viking invaders. The area also features Clontarf Castle which was burned in 1641 by Oliver Cromwell. The area is now one of the wealthier areas of Dublin and home to many Irish celebrities.

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Clontarf News

Plans for 131-apartment development in Clontarf that received 377 objections to be reviewed - The Irish Times

Plans for 131-apartment development in Clontarf that received 377 objections to be reviewed The Irish Times

Publish: Thursday 4th September 8:30pm

Closing cycle path for months in Clontarf should spark rethink of how cycle routes are kept flowing during works, says Cllr - IrishCycle.com

Closing cycle path for months in Clontarf should spark rethink of how cycle routes are kept flowing during works, says Cllr IrishCycle.com

Publish: Friday 5th September 4:52pm

Clontarf Show Defensive Steel To Reach #EnergiaAIL Decider - Irish Rugby

Clontarf Show Defensive Steel To Reach #EnergiaAIL Decider Irish Rugby

Publish: Saturday 19th April 8:00am

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Clontarf Local Radio Stations

Dublin's 98 fm
FM104
Dublin City fm (103.2 fm)
Country Mix (106.8 fm)
Dublin's Q102 fm
XFM (107.9 fm)
Phantom 105.2 fm
Newstalk (106-108 fm)
Today FM (100-102 fm)
2FM (90-92 fm)
Radio 1 (88-90 fm)
Lyric FM (98-99 fm)
Rn Gaeltachta (93-94 fm)

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