the overall district, and shown in addresses as Edenmore, Raheny, the new area, with its own schools, small shopping centre (including one of Dublin's highest-turnover pubs), church (Roman Catholic: St. Monica's), health centre and some sports teams, has a distinct identity. There is also a nursing home, St Gabriel's. The locality of Harmonstown, straddling the boundary between Raheny and Artane, lies just over the railway line from the Ennafort housing development in Raheny, and across the Santry River from Edenmore. People Born in Raheny Holly Carpenter, Miss Ireland 2011 Elaine Cassidy, actress Graham Dale, US Marine and writer Simon Delaney, actor and director Brian Fenton, multiple All-Ireland-winning Gaelic Footballer and All-Star Richard Maxwell Fox, Repeal Association politician Jackie Gilroy, All-Ireland-winning Gaelic footballer Paddy Gogarty, All-Ireland-winning Gaelic footballer Arthur Guinness, 1st Baron Ardilaun, businessman, politician and philanthropist David Healy, psychiatrist and professor David Henry All-Ireland-winning Gaelic Footballer & former captain of Dublin Gaelic football team Ali Hewson, activist and entrepreneur David Hickey, All-Ireland winning Gaelic Footballer Dick Hooper three-time Olympian & four time European Championship athlete Pat Hooper, marathoner, Olympic athlete, long-distance runner, Dublin City Marathon champion Brian Howard, All-Ireland-winning Gaelic footballer Ray Kennedy, RTÉ journalist & newscaster. Martin King (Boyle), weather presenter Alan Larkin, All-Ireland winning Gaelic Footballer Richard Maunsell, railway engineer The Nolans, an early "girl band", especially popular in the UK and Japan (including Linda Nolan and Bernie Nolan, singers, actors, authors) Ciarán Whelan, former captain of the Dublin Gaelic football team and twice GAA All-Star Resident Norman Baillie-Stewart, British Army officer and Nazi sympathiser Jane Barlow, novelist Jon Berkeley, children's novelist and illustrator Sara Berkeley, poet A.J. Cronin, novelist Joe Doyle, cyclist and cycle sport administrator Arthur Fields, street photographer Bernadette Greevy (3 July 1940 – 26 September 2008), mezzo-soprano, founder and artistic director of the Anna Livia Dublin International Opera Festival, first artist-in-residence at the Dublin Institute of Technology Charles Haughey, politician, lived in 490 Howth Road for a period, ran for office a number of times while living in Raheny, failing at by-election and in the 1954 general election, but succeeding in the General Election of 1957; later moved to the Grange area of Baldoyle (later Donaghmede), and then to Kinsealy Sean Haughey, politician, Lord Mayor of Dublin, TD, Minister Kevin Heffernan, Gaelic footballer and manager Tom Humphries, sports commentator Seán Kenny, politician Brendan Mullin, former Ireland international Rugby Union player Seán Óg Ó Ceallacháin,