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274 homes are being built, comprising 55% Affordable Purchase and 45% Social Housing.

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Located near Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre, Dublin Airport, and key transport links into the city centre.

Location

Approx. 4.5 acres of public open space, featuring pocket parks, walking and cycling tracks, with connections to neighbouring areas and access for residents and the wider community.

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Construction works in Baile na Móna are currently underway, with the first new homes expected to be completed around the end of 2025.

August 2025

 This will result in creation of a total of 274 units with a mix of houses, duplexes and apartments.

We will continue to work closely with the Swords community in minimising the impact of construction work.

Site Updates

The Baile na Móna community will deliver 274 high-quality homes, including a mix of houses, duplexes, and apartments. All homes are built to the same high standard, ensuring a consistent and well-integrated community.


What types of houses are being built here?

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As one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, Glenveagh is focused on delivering high-quality homes across flourishing communities. Glenveagh achieves quality and great accessibility to new homes by consistently innovating planning, design, and build.

In line with our approach to sustainable place-making, Glenveagh recognises the importance of supporting local communities where they build. We support over 1,000 community initiatives across Ireland, including many in North Dublin. Our community and sponsorship funds have provided invaluable support to various local initiatives including everything from grassroots sponsorship to local event support and other causes close to the heart of our communities. 

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The Affordable Housing Scheme allows eligible individuals to purchase homes at below-market prices, with qualification based on purchasing ability.

Affordable Purchase

This is housing provided by a local authority or an independent Approved Housing Body (AHB) to people who are unable to afford accommodation within their own means.

Social Housing

What is Affordable and Social Housing?

Affordable Purchase Housing in the Baile na Móna Community will be allocated through processes established by Fingal County Council. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme

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