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StillorganDublin

This neighbourhood in Dublin has a population of 18,212.

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Photo: William Murphy from Dublin, Ireland · CC BY-SA 2.0
Gong Chinese Restaurant In Stillorgan (6950966284)

Stillorgan, Dublin · Photo: William Murphy from Dublin, Ireland · CC BY-SA 2.0

Population
18,212
CSO, Census 2022 · Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
Median age
40
19% are 65+ · Co. Dublin 14%
Degree level
67%
of residents 15+ · Irish towns 36%
Walk, cycle, transit
34%
of working residents · Irish towns 23%
TownGrade
A
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Is Stillorgan a good place to live?

The everyday basics are strong; the price of a home is the catch. Health is its strong suit: bad health runs at 53 and disability at 84 per 100 expected for its ages. Stillorgan’s overall grade is A, better than 92% of Irish towns. Its place in the ranking is #7 of 116 in Co. Dublin. Households here earn well: among 15 to 64s, 71% are in work; unemployment stands at 5%. Buying in is costly: home prices sit at a median €746,400, which is 7.4 years of the town’s median household income.

Figures: health and work, CSO Census 2022 · prices, Property Price Register, 2023 to 2025 · incomes, CSO.

What makes Stillorgan stand out

The 3 things Stillorgan does most differently from other towns.

Picked automatically from the data

How Stillorgan grades

Each subject compares Stillorgan with Irish towns of 2,500 or more, ordered by how far it is from the middle. Towns in other countries are graded separately.

How grading works

How TownRatings grades Irish towns →

Stillorgan’s outline
Stillorgan’s story

Stillorgan: 1 building on the National Inventory

The record adds 9 archaeological sites.

Homes built before 1919: 2%, against 3% across Irish towns.

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Nearby attractions

Saint Stephen's Green and 39 more in and around Stillorgan

Castles, abbeys, gardens, museums and days out in and near Stillorgan. Best known first.

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Places: Fáilte Ireland open data (CC BY 4.0) · © OpenStreetMap contributors · Wikidata

Photos: each place’s Wikidata image, from Wikimedia Commons under the licence below (our copy, resized).

Photo credits (6)

The data

Data highlights are ordered by what stands out in Stillorgan.

HousingCost of living D−

Renting costs more in Stillorgan than in Co. Dublin’s towns or across Irish towns: €3,082 a month

3% of households live in social housing. Prices in Stillorgan are up 62% since 2010: the typical sale went from €481K that year to €781K in 2025. Owners make up 77% of households, above both Co. Dublin’s towns (66%) and Irish towns (61%).

€746Kmedian sale priceD−Cost of living Grade

Median sale price · Property Price Register, 2023–2025

Stillorgan€746K
Co. Dublin€450K
Irish towns€350K
By typeMedianSales
New homes€765,00092
Second-hand homes€740,000470
The last 12 months€800,000142
HousingStillorganCo. DublinIreland
Median sale price€746K€450K€350K
Rent on a new tenancy, a month€3,082€2,063€1,606
Households in social housing3%10%13%
Households owning their home77%66%61%
77%
own their home · Irish towns 61%
€3,082
a month on new tenancies, Stillorgan
10.5
times median household income, County Dublin

Property Price Register · CSO residential prices by Eircode area · RTB rents · CSO, Census 2022 tenure

Schools

Around Stillorgan, 69% of the secondaries teach boys and girls apart, more than in Co. Dublin’s towns and across Irish towns

Within 3 km of Stillorgan there are 81 schools (45 primary schools, 29 secondary schools and 7 special schools). Irish-medium schools make up 10%, above Co. Dublin’s towns (7%) and Irish towns (8%) alike. St Raphaela's Secondary School is the nearest secondary school, 0.4 km away.

81schools within 3 km
SchoolLevelPupilsEthos
ST Olaf's National SchoolLargest primary schoolPrimaryPrimary591Catholic
Blackrock College BoysLargest post-primary schoolPost-primary · Voluntary secondaryPost-primary · Voluntary secondary1,041Catholic
Coláiste Eoin GaelcholáisteTeaches through IrishPost-primary · Voluntary secondaryPost-primary · Voluntary secondary517Catholic
Ballinteer Community School DEISIn the DEIS schemePost-primary · Community schoolPost-primary · Community school415Inter-denominational

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Schools by ethos · Schools within 3 km

Catholic56
Multi-denominational11
Church of Ireland7
Inter-denominational3
Other4
Schools within 3 kmStillorganCo. DublinIreland
In the DEIS scheme7%40%35%
Single-sex secondaries69%40%39%
Teach through Irish10%7%8%
Pupils since 2019/20+7%+4%+4%
32,574
pupils at schools within 3 km, 2025/26
+7%
pupils since 2019/20 · Irish towns +4%
0.2 km
to the nearest primary school
0.4 km
to the nearest secondary school

Department of Education school lists, 2025/26 (preliminary) · no results are published by school · You won’t find letters or results below: Ireland publishes none for single schools.

HealthHealth A+

Disability runs below what Stillorgan’s ages predict, at 84 per 100 expected, and under Co. Dublin’s towns and Irish towns

Among the 40 Irish towns closest to its size, Stillorgan ranks 2nd on the Health Grade. At the census, 93% of people in Stillorgan called their health good or very good, higher than both Co. Dublin’s towns (89%) and Irish towns (88%). Poor health, by residents’ own account, affects 1.1% of the town.

93%good or very good healthA+Health Grade

Per 100 expected at the town’s ages · age-standardised

Bad health53
Disability84
Co. Dublin103
Expected100
General health, self-reported
Good or very good 93%Fair 6%Bad or very bad 1%
Census 2022StillorganCo. DublinIreland
Good or very good health93%89%88%
Bad or very bad health1.1%1.9%2%
Unpaid carers6%5.3%5.4%
With a disability20%22%22%
53
bad health per 100 expected · Co. Dublin 103
84
disability per 100 expected · Co. Dublin 99
83.4 · 80.1
life expectancy, women · men, the Dublin region, 2016
27%
hold a medical card, HSE Dublin and South East

CSO, Census 2022 general health, disability and carers · CSO life expectancy by region, 2016 · HSE medical cards, 2024 · TownRatings age-standardised ratios

Work & commuteJobs & income A

Households in Stillorgan earn more than in Co. Dublin’s towns and across Irish towns: €101,370 a year

45% of commuters drove to work at the census. Working mainly from home: just over a fifth of workers, higher than both Co. Dublin’s towns (14%) and Irish towns (11%). The jobless rate is 4.9%.

34%walk, cycle or take transit

How working residents got to work · census 2022

Car or van45%
Bus10%
Train, DART or Luas9%
Bicycle8%
Walk7%
Census 2022StillorganCo. DublinIreland
Median household income€101,370€72,400€57,760
Unemployment rate4.9%7.4%9.2%
Average trip28.4 min31.1 min27.6 min
Trips under 15 minutes25%23%31%
€101,370
household income, 2022 estimate · Co. Dublin €71,123
21%
worked mainly from home, 2022
6%
trips of an hour or more
48,940
on the Live Register, County Dublin, September 2026
A−
Walkability: better than 81% of Irish towns

CSO, Census 2022 travel to work, work and education · CSO Geographical Profiles of Income 2022 · Live Register · Census day was 3 April 2022, with working from home still common; shares are of those who travelled.

SafetySafety B+

Stillorgan has less crime per resident than 86% of the 118 Irish towns of 10,000 to 50,000 people

Burglary and damage came to 4.4 per 1,000 residents a year, lower than both Co. Dublin’s towns (7.5) and Irish towns (6.4). More of the graded crimes in Stillorgan were damage to property than anything else (2023–2025). Counting every kind of crime, the yearly rate is 36.5 per 1,000 residents.

2.9violent incidents per 1,000 a yearB+Safety Grade
Compared with towns its sizeFewer incidents against residents per 1,000 than 86% of the 118 Irish towns of 10,000 to 50,000 people: less crime than most for its size. Context only, not part of the grade.

Recorded by type · per 1,000 residents a year, 2023–2025

Theft14.7
Road traffic5.7
Dangerous acts4.3
Public order3
Damage2.5
Assault2.2
Burglary1.9
Drugs0.8
Against justice0.4

Not in the gradeTheft, public order and offences found by Garda checks (drugs, road traffic, dangerous acts) are shown but left out of the Safety Grade, which counts violence, burglary and damage.

Per 1,000 a yearStillorganCo. DublinIreland
Burglary & damage4.47.56.4
Violent crime2.95.35.7
All recorded crime36.559.254.3
2.9
violent incidents per 1,000 a year
4.4
burglary and damage per 1,000 a year
1,273
incidents a year, Blackrock Garda area
7.3
against residents per 1,000, as graded

CSO recorded crime by Garda station, 2023–2025, shared to towns by where residents live · Census 2022 populations

Climate

A middle-of-the-road climate: Stillorgan is close to most Irish towns on every count

A July afternoon in Stillorgan typically reaches 19.7°C. A January night in Stillorgan drops to 3.1°C on average, above both Co. Dublin’s towns (2.9°C) and Irish towns (2.9°C). Also worth knowing: a year brings 810 mm of rain to Stillorgan.

19.7°CJuly afternoon high

Average afternoon highs by season · 1991–2020 averages

Winter8.7°C
Spring12.7°C
Summer19.0°C
Autumn14.1°C
Climate, 1991–2020StillorganCo. DublinIreland
July high19.7°C19.9°C19.9°C
January low3.1°C2.9°C2.9°C
Rain a year810 mm770 mm937 mm
19.7°C
July high
3.1°C
January low
810 mm
Rain a year
97 mm
Wettest month
33
Air frosts

Met Éireann, 1991–2020 averages.

Outdoors

Stillorgan is made for walking: 6.5 km per km² of paths, more than in Co. Dublin’s towns and across Irish towns

The sea makes up 17% of the area within 5 km, above both Co. Dublin’s towns (3.7%) and Irish towns (0%). Protected nature near Stillorgan includes South Dublin Bay. Its 5 parks give Stillorgan 64 ha of green space between them.

100%of homes near green space

Green space per 1,000 residents · per 1,000 residents

Stillorgan3.5 ha
Co. Dublin7.6 ha
Irish towns4.1 ha
OutdoorsStillorganCo. DublinIreland
Sea within 5 km17%3.7%0%
Paths per km² of town6.5 km per km²5.4 km per km²2.1 km per km²
Near a park100%100%92%
Woodland within 1 km3%2.2%2.7%
100%
Near a park
3.5 ha
Green space
123 km
Footpaths
0.1%
Protected for nature

OpenStreetMap parks and paths, NPWS protected sites and the National Trails Register.

Who lives here

Stillorgan is a graduates’ town: 67% hold a degree, more than in Co. Dublin’s towns and across Irish towns

13% of residents are aged 15 to 24. Daily Irish speakers outside school: 1.7%, above Co. Dublin’s towns (1.2%) and Irish towns (1.1%) alike. Those 65 and older account for nearly a fifth of residents.

40median age
StillorganCo. DublinIreland

Ages · share of residents

Highest education · residents 15 and older who have finished education

Primary or none3%
Lower secondary5%
Leaving Cert21%
Diploma or cert5%
Degree or higher67%

Women and men · all residents

Women make up 52.1% of Stillorgan

9,492 women and 8,720 men live here; across Ireland, women are 50.6%.

Ages and education in Stillorgan
StillorganCo. DublinIreland
Under 1518%17%20%
15–2413%12%12%
25–4426%30%29%
45–6424%24%24%
65+19%14%14%
Primary or none2.5%8.5%9.7%
Lower secondary4.6%11%14%
Leaving Cert21%30%35%
Diploma or cert4.7%5.2%5.8%
Degree or higher67%44%36%

CSO, Census 2022 · Co. Dublin and Ireland: the median of their towns of 2,500+

Town hall

Turnout in Stillorgan was among the lowest at the 2024 local elections

Stillorgan spans more than one of the local electoral areas: 88% of its residents vote in Stillorgan, most of the rest in Blackrock. At the general election, 61% of voters took part. Fine Gael lead Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council with 16 of 40 seats, but no party has a majority: 21 are needed.

16/40seats held by Fine Gael

Seats on Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County · June 2024

Fine Gael16
Green Party6
Independent5
Fianna Fáil5
Labour Party5
People Before Profit–Solidarity2
Social Democrats1
TurnoutStillorganCo. DublinIreland
General election, November 202461%57%59%
Local elections, June 202444%42%46%
6
Councillors
16/40
Fine Gael seats on Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County, the largest party
44%
turnout, June 2024
4
TDs elected for Dublin Rathdown

Department of Housing count sheets, 2024

History

Stillorgan’s heritage: one building on the national inventory

Per 10,000 residents, Stillorgan counts 1 inventory buildings. Homes from before 1919 make up 1.5% of the total, between Co. Dublin’s towns (1.2%) and Irish towns (3.4%). Stillorgan has one building on the national inventory of architectural heritage, rated of regional importance. 9 archaeological sites are on the record here.

1inventory buildings

Buildings by NIAH rating · NIAH

International0
National0
Regional1

Among them

1700
earliest dated inventory building
HeritageStillorganCo. DublinIreland
Inventory buildings per 10,000 residents11048
Homes built before 19191.5%1.2%3.4%

NIAH, the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage · Sites and Monuments Record · CSO, Census 2022 homes by year built

Natural hazardsHazard risk B−

Some of Stillorgan’s homes have high radon: an estimated 5.4%, above the reference level

The nearest bathing water to Stillorgan is Seapoint, 3.3 km away, rated excellent in 2025. No part of Stillorgan is mapped as high landslide susceptibility. Low ground by water holds almost none of its homes.

0%of homes in high-radon areasB−Hazard risk Grade

Homes exposed · share of the town’s homes

Low-lying beside water0%
In high-radon areas0%
On high landslide susceptibility0%
Low-lying near a river0%
Low-lying near the coast0%
Share of homesStillorganCo. DublinIreland
Low-lying near a river0%0%0.5%
In high-radon areas0%0%0%
3.3 km
to Seapoint bathing water (excellent)
5,954
homes mapped for these shares

EPA radon map, GSI landslide susceptibility and our low-lying homes estimate from OPW LiDAR.

Keep exploring

Everything we know about Stillorgan

15pages on Stillorgan

Famous people from Stillorgan

9 notable people were born in Stillorgan.

See all 9 →
Photo credits

Lucy Guinness: Philip de László, Public domain

Stillorgan’s neighbours

The nearest places of 1,000 or more. Boundaries: Tailte Éireann, CSO Urban Areas 2022 and Electoral Divisions.

SandyfordBlackrockBooterstownDundrumMonkstownClonskeaghSandyfordBlackrockBooterstownDundrumMonkstownClonskeaghStillorgan
How the neighbours grade
TownPeoplekmOverallCostSafetyHealth
Stillorgan18,212—AD−B+A+
Sandyford8,8441.3A−DBA−
Blackrock12,8161.6AD−A−A+
Booterstown8,5052AD−BA+
Dundrum16,5702.5A−D−BA
Monkstown9,8312.6A−D−B+A
Clonskeagh14,1422.7BD−B−A−

People: CSO, Census 2022. Distances: centre to centre.

Questions about Stillorgan

Has Stillorgan grown?

Stillorgan had 18,212 people at the 2022 census, up from 17,437 in 2016: 4.4% more, against 7.6% in the median of Irish towns.

How old are the people of Stillorgan?

The median age in Stillorgan is 40, against 37.6 in the median of Irish towns.

About Stillorgan

Neighbourhood in Dublin

18,212 people live in Stillorgan, in the area of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council. TownRatings splits Dublin into neighbourhoods made from the CSO’s Electoral Divisions, named from Tailte Éireann’s gazetteer, so each has figures of its own.

Built from Tailte Éireann’s boundaries and the CSO’s Census 2022 (CC BY 4.0)

Population
18,212 (CSO, Census 2022)
County
Dublin
Council
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
Local electoral area
Stillorgan
Dáil constituency
Dublin Rathdown
Name in Irish
Stigh Lorgan
Area
2 sq mi (5.1 km²)
CSO code
ED:DR:STILLORGAN

Sources: CSO, Census 2022 Small Area Population Statistics (CC BY 4.0) · Tailte Éireann, Urban Areas and Electoral Divisions 2022 (CC BY 4.0) · TownRatings grades, run #544 (Irish towns only). Under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).

Contains Central Statistics Office (CSO) data, Census 2022, and Tailte Éireann boundaries (CSO Urban Areas, Small Areas, local electoral areas, constituencies), under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).