Wicklow

The DART runs from Bray straight into Dublin city centre, with bus routes connecting the wider Wicklow area. The seafront and Bray Head are minutes from the clinic - ideal for lunchtime walks. Plenty of cafés, restaurants and pubs along the prom, and the kind of after-work setting that's hard to beat.

A Wicklow seaside town with a Victorian heritage and a serious sense of itself, Bray sits where the Dublin Mountains meet the sea. Bray Head, the seafront promenade and easy access to the rest of Wicklow's countryside and coast make this a popular place to live - and an even better place to spend a weekend.

Ample on-site parking makes driving in straightforward. The village setting means the everyday rhythm is gentler - properly quiet, properly local - with the wider region accessible by car. A clinic for anyone who wants their working day grounded in real countryside.

A genuine village setting where day-to-day life moves at a different pace - and where you might end up sharing the local with Jerry the goat, a fully accepted member of the community. The rural countryside is right there, with all the walks, views and quiet evenings that come with it.

Ample on-site parking and direct M50 access make commuting straightforward. Shanganagh Park, with its dedicated dog walking area, is right on the doorstep - perfect for lunchtime walks. A practical clinic location for anyone commuting from Bray, south Dublin or the wider Wicklow area.

Just outside Bray on the Dublin-Wicklow border, Old Conna combines coastal proximity with quick motorway access. Bray's seafront promenade, Bray Head and the wider Wicklow countryside are all close by, with Dublin a short drive away. A settled, semi-rural setting with the city kept conveniently within reach.