Phoenix Park
phoenixpark.ie
Phoenix Park in Dublin is a large enclosed public park. Originally formed as a royal hunting park in the 1660s, it opened to the public in 1747. The park is home to a herd of wild fallow deer and offers educational programs, biodiversity areas, and historical sites.
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At a glance
- Category
- Public Sector
- County
- Co. Dublin
- Category in county
- Public Sector in Dublin
- Rank in Dublin
- #1,182 of 9,521
- Eircode
- D08 KDC4
- First observed in Common Crawl
- 2026 crawl 08
- Pages observed (2026 crawl 34)
- 94
- Hosts observed
- 1
- Detected technologies
- jquery, woocommerce, wordpress
- Rank in Ireland
- #3,975 of 34,089
- Rank in Public Sector
- #186 of 459
Ranking over the past year
Where phoenixpark.ie placed each month, against every Irish website listed here or against the sites it is listed with. A site can hold its own visitors and still slip, if the sites around it grew faster.
Down 1,219 places in Ireland since September 2025, now 3,975th of 34,089 Irish websites.
- phoenixpark.ie
- iveaghgardens.ie 18,309th
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Down 20 places in public sector since September 2025, now 186th of 459 public sector websites.
- phoenixpark.ie
- iveaghgardens.ie 334th
Other public sector sites that describe a business like this one, ranked near phoenixpark.ie.
Down 314 places in Dublin since September 2025, now 1,182nd of 9,521 Dublin websites.
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