Greenhills Places to Visit
The suburb Greenhills - or, as it can be referred to in Irish, Na Glaschnoic - in Dublin is located between the areas of Kimmage, Tallaght, Terenure, Walkinstown and Templeogue.
Though the suburb does not have officially defined boundaries, its core is generally considered to be the Greenhills Estate, which comprises of "saints" roads including St. Josephs's Road and St. Peter's Road.
Greenpark, Limekiln and Temple Manor are also often considered parts of Greenhill, while an occasionally-suggested broader definition of the suburb takes in the Fernhill, Glenmurray and Mountdown estates. However, even the strictest definition of the suburb offers plenty to enjoy.
Places to visit in Greenhills
In the historical townland of Greenhills, you can enjoy the organic environment of Dublin's second-largest park, Tymon Park. Walking, jogging and field sports are among the activities you can happily participate in here.
Both secondary and further education are on offer, in a variety of disciplines, at Greenhills College. Practical and vocational education is a particular strength of this institution, which has been here since 1970.
Other amenities in Greenhills include the suburb's Catholic church, called the Church of the Holy Spirit, and a community centre which has been a much-loved part of the area since the 1990s.
Treat yourself to a drink at popular establishment The Traders, the sole pub in Greenhills.
There are traditional rooms, a fitness centre and pool at Sheldon Park Hotel & Leisure Club.
Transport in Greenhills
Served by the Walkinstown Roundabout, as it is commonly dubbed, are seven local roads: Greenhills Road connecting to Tallaght, Ballymount Road leading towards Ballymount, Walkinstown Avenue linking to Ballyfermot, Walkinstown Road connecting to Drimnagh, Cromwellsfort Road leading to Kimmage and Crumlin, Bunting Road heading to Crumlin, and St. Peter's Road, along which you can travel to Templeogue and Greenhills.
If you want to reach Greenhills by road but leave the driving to someone else, consider that the Dublin Bus services 9, 15A, 27, 77A, 77X, and late-night Nitelink 77N stop here.
Useful Links
http://www.dublintourist.com/towns/greenhills/
http://www.sdcc.ie/services/parks-recreation/parks/tymon-park