Beauty Salons

Treatment: Tanning

  • A New You Carrick-on-Suir

    A New You is also on Main Street in Carrick-on-Suir, a few doors along, offering facials, waxing, nails and tanning. Two salons on the same street in a town of about six thousand keeps pricing honest and generally means you can get an appointment somewhere at short notice. Carrick-on-Suir is the birthplace of Sean Kelly and sits at the foot of the Comeraghs, with the Suir Blueway bringing steadily more visitors through the town in recent years.

    • Address8 Main Street, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary

  • Akara Nail and Beauty Terenure

    Akara is a nail-led salon on Terenure Road North, close to the village crossroads and handy for Rathgar, Templeogue and Harolds Cross. Gel and acrylic extensions, manicures and pedicures make up most of the diary, with waxing, tinting, eyelash extensions, spray tanning and massage filling out the rest. The standout is the opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10am right through to 9pm, which is later than almost anything else in Dublin 6W and makes it genuinely usable after work. Closed Sundays and Mondays.

    • Address140 Terenure Road North, Terenure, Dublin 6W, D6W X433
    • Phone01 492 9229
    • HoursTue to Fri 10am to 9pm, Sat 10am to 6pm

  • Allure Beauty and Spa

    Now trading as Allure Beauty and Nail Spa, this salon is on Lower Drumcondra Road in Dublin 9, on the main northside artery between the city centre and Whitehall. Nails are a significant part of the business alongside facials, waxing, tanning and brow and lash work. Drumcondra is close to Croke Park and DCU, so trade fluctuates sharply around match days and term time.

    • Address94b Lower Drumcondra Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, D09 T045

  • Amandas Beauty Salon Castletownbere

    Out on the Beara Peninsula, Amanda’s Beauty Salon in Castletownbere serves one of the most remote parts of the county. The treatment list is deliberately broad because it has to be: nails, waxing, makeup, facials, tinting, henna brows, lash treatments, tanning, sunbed and electrolysis. For anyone living on Beara, the alternative is a ninety-minute drive to Bantry or considerably further to the city, which makes a full-service local salon genuinely valuable rather than merely convenient. Booking ahead is sensible given the small number of therapists.

    • AddressWest End, Knockaneroe, Castletown-Bearhaven, Co. Cork, P75 PD65

  • Bay Beauty Rooms Arklow

    The beauty rooms at the Arklow Bay Hotel operate as a hotel spa rather than a high-street salon, which changes what they are good for: longer treatments, massage, and packages built around a few hours rather than a single appointment. Facials, nails, waxing and tanning are available as standalone bookings. Non-residents can book, and the hotel setting means access to leisure facilities is often bundled in. A reasonable option for a treat rather than routine maintenance, and useful for group bookings before an occasion.

    • AddressArklow Bay Hotel, Sea Road, Arklow, Co. Wicklow

  • Beautique Beauty Studio

    Beautique Beauty Studio is at Fashion City on Ballymount Road Upper in Tallaght, Dublin 24. Fashion City is a wholesale and trade complex rather than a high street, which means ample free parking and a quieter setting than a shopping centre unit. The studio covers facials, nails, waxing and brow and lash treatments, serving the wider Tallaght and Walkinstown area.

    • AddressUnit 31, Fashion City, Ballymount Road Upper, Tallaght, Dublin 24, D24 TX46

  • Beauty by Elaine Ballyvolane

    Elaine has been running this salon on the north side of Cork city for over fourteen years, working out of the Fox and Hounds Neighbourhood Centre in Ballyvolane. Five private treatment rooms give it more capacity than the average suburban salon. The list covers laser treatments, waxing, St Tropez spray tanning, Dermalogica facials, hot stone massage and body treatments. Easy parking and disabled access are both available, and pricing is pitched deliberately below city-centre rates, which is much of the reason for its long local following.

    • AddressUnit 4, Fox and Hounds Neighbourhood Centre, Ballyvolane, Cork
    • Phone021 450 5022

  • Beauty by Rose and Joanna Westport

    Beauty by Rose and Joanna is on Shop Street in Cahernamart, right in the centre of Westport, covering facials, nails, waxing, brow and lash treatments and tanning. Shop Street runs off the Octagon and is at the heart of the town, walkable from everywhere including the greenway terminus. A two-therapist operation rather than a large salon, which usually means continuity — you see the same person each visit — but tighter availability in high season.

    • AddressShop Street, Cahernamart, Westport, Co. Mayo

  • Beauty by Vaiva

    Beauty by Vaiva is a small independent salon at the top of The Parade in Kilkenny, a few doors up from the castle. Owner-run rooms this compact tend to survive on repeat custom rather than passing trade, which in practice means you see the same therapist every visit and she remembers what you had done last time. The treatment list covers facials, manicures and pedicures, waxing, and brow and lash work including tinting and lifts. It suits anyone who would rather book a familiar face in the city centre than a large multi-room salon.

    • Address1 The Parade, Gardens, Kilkenny, R95 XKR7

  • Beauty Chambers Cobh

    Established in 2008 and based at The Lodge in College Manor, Beauty Chambers is one of the larger and longer-running salons in Cobh. The treatment list is unusually detailed for a town salon: advanced facial therapies and microneedling at one end, straightforward brows, lashes, foot care, nail enhancement, spray tanning and makeup at the other. Waxing is done on the Lycon system for both face and body, with threading also available. The College Manor location keeps it off the seafront tourist strip and closer to residential Cobh.

    • AddressThe Lodge, College Manor, Tiknock, Cobh, Co. Cork
    • Phone021 481 4499

  • Beauty Lounge

    A beauty salon in Corbett Court on Williamsgate Street in Galway city centre. Brows are a speciality, with HD Brows, henna brows and threading, alongside gel nails and shellac, nail art, lash extensions and lash lifts, waxing, manicures, pedicures and spray tanning. Late evenings Thursday and Friday.

  • Beauty Secrets Cashel

    Beauty Secrets works from Dominick Court in Cashel, offering facials, waxing, nails and tanning. Cashel supports several salons for a small town, largely because it functions as a service centre for a wide stretch of mid-Tipperary countryside taking in Golden, Rosegreen and Boherlahan as well as the town. Dominick Court is just off Main Street and quieter for it. Sunday and Monday closing is standard here, as across most of rural Tipperary.

    • AddressDominick Court, Cashel, Co. Tipperary

  • Bizaar Thurles

    Bizaar works from Premier House on Parnell Street in Thurles, covering facials, nails, waxing, brow and lash treatments and tanning. Thurles is the ecclesiastical and GAA capital of Tipperary — Semple Stadium sits in the middle of the town — and match days transform demand, with tanning and nails in particular booking out around championship weekends. Parnell Street is central with parking close by, and the town serves a wide mid-Tipperary rural catchment.

    • AddressPremier House, Parnell Street, Thurles, Co. Tipperary, E41 H6H6

  • Blue Moon Beauty Salon Malahide

    Established in 1989 and set in a Georgian building on James Terrace in Malahide village, Blue Moon is among the oldest beauty salons still trading in north county Dublin. It operates as a female-only salon. The treatment list covers waxing, facials, nails and spray tanning, with Ellipse IPL laser hair removal, microdermabrasion and permanent makeup for anyone wanting longer-lasting results. The village setting means it is walkable from the DART station and the marina, and the age of the business tells its own story about the client base it has held onto.

    • Address8 James Terrace, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36 AX26
    • Phone01 845 2349

  • Blush Beauty Cashel

    Blush Beauty is in Cashel, the cathedral town dominated by the Rock, and covers facials, nails, waxing, brows, lashes and tanning. Cashel sits on the M8 roughly midway between Dublin and Cork and carries very heavy tourist traffic through the summer, which supports more businesses than its resident population of around four thousand would otherwise sustain. That works in residents’ favour off-season, when availability opens up considerably.

    • AddressCashel, Co. Tipperary

  • Celines Beauty Rooms Carrigaline

    Celines Beauty Rooms occupies Glencarrig House on Carrigaline Main Street and covers the full range rather than specialising: manicures and pedicures, spray and cream tanning, eyelash extensions, full body waxing, massage and makeup. Facials are built on the Decleor range, and the salon carries the retail line as well, which matters if you want to continue a treatment at home. Free car parking on site is a practical draw for anyone coming in from Crosshaven, Ringaskiddy or Douglas rather than walking from the village.

    • AddressGlencarrig House, Main Street, Carrigaline, Co. Cork
    • Phone021 437 6602

  • Coachford Hair & Beauty

    A hair and beauty salon on Main Street in Coachford, about 12km east of Macroom. Beauty treatments include manicures and pedicures, lash tinting and lash lifts, brow lamination, henna brows, makeup and spray tanning, with waxing carried out using the Lycon system. Nails use Gelish, OPI and Halo. Closed Sunday and Monday, with early appointments available by request.

  • Creo Beauty Ballsbridge

    Creo Beauty works out of Granite Place in Ballsbridge, a short walk from the Aviva and the Dublin 4 embassy belt. Nails are the strongest part of the offering, covering BIAB overlays, extensions, nail art, manicures and pedicures, with a dedicated lash and brow bar, waxing, threading and tanning alongside. The salon uses Waxperts, The Gel Bottle, Browcode and He-Shi rather than own-brand product, and takes male clients as well. Late opening runs to 8pm from Wednesday to Friday, with Saturday mornings from 9am.

    • Address3B Granite Place, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 P8X3
    • Phone01 660 1844
    • HoursTue to Sat, closed Sunday and Monday

  • Cuan Atlantic Beauty Salthill

    Cuan Atlantic Beauty is the salon within the Galway Bay Hotel on the Salthill promenade, looking out over Galway Bay. It covers facials, manicures, pedicures, nails, waxing, makeup and spray tanning, and is open to non-residents as well as hotel guests. The Salthill location makes it a natural choice for occasion bookings — weddings at the hotel, or anyone wanting a treatment before an evening out on the prom. Parking is available on site, unusual for a seafront location.

    • AddressGalway Bay Hotel, The Promenade, Salthill, Galway

  • Diamonds Beauty Salon

    Diamonds Beauty Salon is in Ashbourne Town Centre on Frederick Street, serving the Meath commuter belt just over the Dublin border on the N2. The town centre position gives free parking and puts the salon beside the main shops. Facials, nails, waxing and brow and lash treatments are covered, with demand concentrated in evenings and Saturdays given how much of Ashbourne commutes into Dublin.

    • AddressUnit 6, Ashbourne Town Centre, Frederick Street, Killegland, Ashbourne, Co. Meath, A84 AX08
    • Phone01 849 9533

  • Dominikas Beauty Salon Naas

    Dominika’s sits on New Row off the Newbridge Road in Naas and leans heavily towards waxing and brow work. The list includes intimate female waxing, threading, brow henna, brow lamination, lash lifts, lash and brow tinting, mink lash extensions, spray tanning, facials and pedicures. Brow henna and lamination together are a useful combination for anyone with sparse or unruly brows and are not offered everywhere in Kildare. Naas is the county town and busy, so booking ahead is advisable, particularly for Friday and Saturday.

    • Address4 New Row, Newbridge Road, Naas, Co. Kildare, W91 XN4V
    • Phone085 825 5483

  • Eileens Beauty Salon Kinsale

    Eileen’s has been trading on Pearse Street in Kinsale for over thirty years, which in a town that turns over heavily with tourism says something about the local client base. Facials, massage, spray tanning, waxing and makeup make up the bulk of the work, with occasion makeup a steady seasonal draw given how many weddings Kinsale hosts. The Pearse Street location is central to the town and walkable from the harbour. Booking ahead is advisable in summer when the town is at its busiest.

    • Address27 Pearse Street, Sleveen, Kinsale, Co. Cork, P17 HT29
    • Phone021 477 4212

  • Elite Hair and Beauty Greystones

    Elite operates from the Tesco shopping centre in Greystones and runs hair and beauty together, covering everything from nails and tanning through to cutting and colour. Wedding packages are a significant part of the business, which suits the combined format — a bridal party can have hair and beauty done in one place on the morning. The shopping centre location means free parking, which in Greystones is worth more than it sounds. Gift vouchers are available, and the centre hours make it easier to fit in than a village-centre salon.

    • AddressUnit 2, Tesco Shopping Centre, Greystones, Co. Wicklow, A63 CF43

  • Eternal Beauty Cruises Street

    The city-centre branch of Eternal Beauty, on the pedestrianised Cruises Street in Limerick. It is part of a three-salon Limerick group that also has branches in Dooradoyle and on Ballysimon Road. Nails are offered at this branch.

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