Parks

South Dublin’s parks are living spaces full of nature, recreation, and community life. Behind the beauty and care you see every day is a dedicated team of Park Rangers. These are the faces of South Dublin County Council’s parks. They play a vital role in the daily operation of these parks.

Rangers help people of all ages connect with our parks whether through community events, educational programs, or simply offering support and guidance. Our Rangers lead guided walks, school talks, and tours tailored to all age groups. They educate the public about biodiversity, pollinators and climate change highlighting the importance of native wildlife, and how to care for our shared green spaces.

Committed to the highest standards of customer service, our Park Rangers help ensure our parks remain safe, clean, and welcoming. From playground checks to guided tours, their work is a valuable asset to the local community and visitors alike.

A Day in the Life of a Park Ranger

To see what our Rangers get up to each day check out our ‘Day in the Life of a Park Ranger’ video below:

How to contact our Park Rangers

South Dublin’s Park Rangers are more than just park caretakers. They’re educators, protectors, and proud ambassadors for our parks. If you’d like to meet a Ranger, request a guided walk, or organise a community event, please just get in touch with us.

‘We’re always out in the parks, chatting with visitors and running events. We help bring people and nature together’                      

To contact a Park Ranger or arrange a walk

Email: publicrealm@sdublincoco.ie   Phone: 01 414 9000   Web: www.sdcc.ie/parks