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Local history

Welcome to Saggart & Citywest

A small glimpse of the local area we share.

Historic photograph of Saggart village with the church tower and thatched cottages

A historic view of Saggart

The church and cottages at the heart of the village.

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Historic photograph of Saggart village, with the church tower and thatched cottages

A view of historic Saggart

Another glimpse of the village and its thatched cottages.

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Historic black-and-white photograph of a local mill building and its tall chimney

A historic local mill

A glimpse of the area’s industrial heritage.

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Aerial view of the early Citywest development surrounded by green fields, before the Luas extension

Before the Luas extension

An early aerial view of Citywest, surrounded by open farmland as its roads took shape.

Image: Citywest Business Campus, Our Story.

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A Luas tram at the Saggart terminus near Citywest in 2011

Infrastructure arrives

A Luas tram at Saggart in 2011, shortly after the Red Line extension opened.

Photo: P L Chadwick / Geograph Ireland, licensed CC BY-SA 2.0.

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Welcome to Saggart sign beside a leafy village road

Welcome to the village

Explore visitor information and things to see in Saggart through Dublin’s Outdoors.

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