Situated at the crossroads of Interstates 580 and 680, Dublin claims an ideal location within the Bay Area. With the completion of the local BART station in 1997, Dublin has continued to grow in popularity as a bedroom community for commuters. The city's own economic base continues to expand as well, attracting new businesses to a combination of extensive commercial and warehouse space and excellent transportation facilities.

The town's Irish roots date back to 1852 when Michael Murray and Jeremiah Fallon began farming on 1,000 acres. True to its legacy, the city has chosen a cloverleaf for its symbol and is well known throughout the region for its colorful and lively festivals on St. Patrick's Day.

Anchored by a 53,000 square foot civic center complete with sculptures and cascading waterfalls, Dublin is an attractive community filled with lovely parks and outstanding recreational amenities. Among the highlights is the Dublin Sports Grounds, providing facilities for soccer, baseball, and softball. The senior center offers ongoing programs, while the Shannon Community Center provides activities from preschool programs to aerobics. The Dublin Swim Center is ideal for aquatics and its large free-from pool and sloping lawn.