From us, you can enjoy the following:
We offer different massage treatments tailored to your needs.
Sports Massage
Sports Massage is designed for anyone who puts their body to work — runners, gym-goers, GAA players, and active individuals who want to train harder, recover faster, and stay injury-free. Using a combination of deep pressure, stretching and targeted muscle work, this treatment helps release tight muscles, improve flexibility and support faster recovery between training sessions.
Whether you're preparing for a race, coming back from a hard training block, or simply feel tightness building up from regular exercise, Sports Massage can help address the areas under the most strain — commonly the calves, hamstrings, quads, shoulders and lower back. Regular sessions can also help identify areas of imbalance before they become injuries.
Sessions are tailored to your activity level and specific goals, whether that's pre-event preparation, post-event recovery, or ongoing maintenance throughout a training season. Most clients book 45–60 minute sessions, though longer sessions are available for more intensive work.
Deep Tissue Massage
Deep Tissue Massage targets the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue to relieve chronic tension, break up adhesions, and restore freedom of movement. It's a firmer, more focused treatment than a relaxation massage, using slow, deliberate strokes and sustained pressure to reach muscle layers that everyday stress, poor posture, or repetitive strain can affect.
This treatment is particularly effective for people who carry tension in the neck, shoulders and lower back — common areas of tightness for office workers, drivers, and anyone dealing with the physical toll of a busy lifestyle. It can also help with long-standing stiffness that hasn't responded to lighter treatments.
While Deep Tissue Massage can feel intense in areas of high tension, the pressure is always adjusted to your comfort level and communicated throughout the session. Many clients find that a combination of firm pressure and slower technique leaves them feeling looser and more mobile for days afterward. 60 and 90-minute sessions are both popular, depending on how much of the body needs attention.
Relaxing Massage
Relaxing Massage is a gentle, calming treatment designed to melt away stress and promote deep relaxation for both body and mind. Using smooth, flowing strokes and lighter pressure than a deep tissue treatment, this massage is less about targeting specific problem areas and more about giving your nervous system a genuine chance to unwind.
This is an ideal choice for anyone dealing with everyday stress, feeling mentally overloaded, or simply wanting to switch off for an hour. Many clients find that beyond the physical benefits, the experience itself — a warm, quiet room, soft music and unhurried pace — is just as valuable as the massage technique.
Relaxing Massage can be enjoyed on its own or combined with other treatments as part of a longer session, and is a great option for those newer to massage therapy who want a gentler introduction to the experience.
Dry Cupping Therapy
Dry Cupping Therapy is a complementary treatment that uses suction cups placed on the skin to help improve circulation, reduce muscular tightness, and support recovery. The suction creates a gentle pulling effect on the tissue beneath, which can help release tension in ways that traditional hands-on massage alone sometimes can't reach.
Often used alongside Sports Massage or Deep Tissue Massage, Dry Cupping is popular with clients dealing with stubborn muscle tightness, restricted movement, or recovery needs from training or physical activity. It's worth noting that cupping can leave temporary circular marks on the skin, which typically fade within a few days — a normal and expected part of the treatment, not a sign of injury.
Dry Cupping is best suited to clients already familiar with massage therapy who are looking for a more targeted, intensive approach to muscle recovery and tension relief.
Chair Massage / Express
Chair Massage is a quick, effective treatment designed for anyone short on time but in need of relief from tension in the back, neck and shoulders. Performed fully clothed in a specially designed massage chair, this treatment focuses on the upper body — the areas most affected by desk work, driving, and everyday stress.
In just 15–20 minutes, Chair Massage can noticeably ease tightness, improve circulation and leave you feeling refreshed — making it a popular choice for those looking to fit a treatment into a lunch break or a busy schedule. No need to undress or use massage oils, making it a convenient, low-commitment way to experience the benefits of massage therapy.
Chair Massage is a great introduction for anyone new to massage, as well as a quick top-up option for regular clients who want targeted relief without booking a full-length session.
Lymphatic Drainage
Lymphatic Drainage is a gentle, rhythmic treatment that supports the body's natural lymphatic system — the network responsible for removing waste and excess fluid from your tissues. Using light, sweeping strokes, this treatment encourages healthy lymphatic flow, which can help reduce fluid retention, minimise puffiness, and support overall wellbeing.
This treatment is especially popular among clients recovering from surgery, dealing with swelling, or simply looking to support their body's detoxification process. Unlike deeper massage techniques, Lymphatic Drainage uses very light pressure, making it a calming, non-invasive treatment suitable for a wide range of clients, including those who find firmer massage too intense.
Many clients also choose Lymphatic Drainage as part of a broader wellness routine, alongside other treatments like Deep Tissue Massage or Reflexology, to support both circulation and relaxation. Sessions typically run 45–60 minutes.
Holistic Massage
A Holistic Massage is a therapeutic approach that considers the individual as a whole – body, mind, and spirit. It aims to restore balance and harmony within the body by addressing physical discomforts, emotional stress, and mental tension. Unlike conventional massage techniques that focus solely on relieving physical ailments, holistic massage takes into account the interconnectedness of various aspects of health and well-being.
Pregnancy Massage
Pregnancy Massage is a safe, nurturing treatment specifically tailored to the needs of expectant mothers. As the body changes throughout pregnancy, many women experience new aches, swelling and muscular tension — particularly in the lower back, hips and shoulders. This treatment is designed to ease those common discomforts while providing a calm, supportive space to relax.
Using specialised positioning and gentle, pregnancy-safe techniques, sessions focus on relieving tension without any pressure on the abdomen, ensuring both comfort and safety throughout. Pregnancy Massage can help reduce swelling in the legs and feet, ease lower back and hip pain, and support better sleep — all while giving expectant mothers dedicated time to unwind.
If you have any pregnancy-related health concerns, we recommend checking with your midwife or doctor before booking, particularly in the first trimester. Once cleared, Pregnancy Massage can be a welcome part of prenatal self-care throughout the second and third trimesters.
Back Massage
Back, Neck & Shoulder Massage is a focused treatment designed to relieve tension in the areas most affected by desk work, driving, poor posture and everyday stress. By concentrating on this specific region, the treatment can go deeper into problem areas than a full-body massage might in the same amount of time — ideal for anyone dealing with stiffness, knots or persistent discomfort in the upper body.
Using a combination of kneading, pressure point work and stretching, this treatment helps release built-up tension, improve mobility in the neck and shoulders, and ease the dull ache that often develops from long hours at a desk or behind the wheel. It's a popular choice for office workers, students, and anyone whose daily routine puts strain on the upper back.
This treatment works well as a standalone session for quick, targeted relief, or as a regular part of an ongoing wellness routine for those managing chronic tension in this area.
Reflexology
Reflexology is a holistic therapy based on the principle that specific points on the feet correspond to different organs and systems throughout the body. By applying focused pressure to these points, Reflexology aims to encourage relaxation, support the body's natural healing processes, and promote an overall sense of balance and wellbeing.
Unlike a traditional foot massage, Reflexology follows a structured approach, working systematically across the foot to address areas linked to stress, tension and general wellbeing. Many clients find it deeply relaxing — a gentle alternative for those who prefer not to have direct pressure applied to sore muscles elsewhere in the body, or as a complementary treatment alongside other massage therapies.
Reflexology is well suited to anyone looking for a calming, restorative treatment, particularly those managing high stress levels, poor sleep, or general fatigue. Sessions typically run 30–45 minutes and are performed with the client fully clothed, aside from bare feet.