What we list
Public saunas you can book on their own, in all 32 counties of Ireland: sea, lake, river, forest, urban and mobile saunas. Saunas inside spas, hotels and gyms are mentioned in each county guide but not given their own pages, because you use them as part of a stay or a membership rather than book a session.
Where the facts come from
- The venue's own website and booking page for prices, session lengths, opening hours, facilities and rules.
- The venue's owner, through free owner verification.
- Public records such as the Companies Registration Office, county councils and the National Monuments Service.
We do not copy ratings or reviews from Google or other review sites, and we do not reuse other directories' listings. Every page lists its sources and the date its facts were checked.
What the labels mean
How we compare saunas
County guides compare saunas on the same facts: price, session length, the cold plunge, opening hours, facilities and how to book. Where a county has a handful of very different saunas, we explain which suits what rather than rank them. Where we do rank, the criteria and weights are published on the page.
Prices
Prices are per person and are read from the venue's booking page on the date shown. Venues in the six northern counties are shown in sterling. Prices change, so the venue's own booking page is always the final word.
Photos
Venue photos and video are used with the venue's permission and credited on the page.
Corrections
Spot something wrong? Email connell@tighsauna.com and we will fix it and date the change. See also the independence policy.
About Tigh
Tigh builds booking and growth software for Irish saunas. Our mission is to foster Irish sauna culture: to help more people find a sauna, understand it and make it part of their week. That is why every sauna in Ireland is listed here free, customer or not, and described by the same published method.