Brazilian therapists · Talbot Street
Brazilian Massage in Dublin 1
Warm oil, continuous rhythm and full body coverage — the massage style you would find at home in Brazil, given by Brazilian therapists in the middle of Dublin.
The Treatment
What makes a Brazilian massage different
The difference is rhythm and continuity. Where some styles work one small area at a time and pause between them, Brazilian massage keeps moving — long, generous, connected strokes with plenty of warm oil, flowing from the shoulders down the back, out along the arms, through the legs, without the session ever feeling like it stops and restarts.
Pressure sits in the medium range: considerably firmer than a light relaxation massage, but nowhere near the stop-and-hold intensity of deep tissue. The therapist uses full palms and forearms rather than digging in with thumbs, so the feeling is broad and enveloping instead of sharp and pinpointed.
It also covers more ground. Brazilian massage is unapologetically a full body treatment — including the legs, feet and arms, which plenty of massages skip in favour of just doing the back.
Same therapists, three different styles.
Continuous rhythm, full body coverage, generous oil.
One problem area, slow sustained pressure.
Calming the nervous system, nothing worked hard.
Not sure which suits you? Ring 087 460 6138 and describe how you feel — we will tell you honestly which one to book.
Benefits
What the style is good for
Whole-body reset
Because nothing gets skipped, you leave feeling evenly worked rather than with one loosened shoulder and the rest untouched.
Firm without the wince
A good middle ground for anyone who finds gentle massage pointless but deep tissue too much.
Circulation and warmth
Long sweeping strokes with warm oil leave the skin warm and the whole body feeling lighter.
Tension you had forgotten
Calves, feet, forearms — areas most people never have massaged and are surprised to find were tight.
Genuinely relaxing
The unbroken rhythm is hypnotic. Many clients drift off in the second half despite the firmer pressure.
A taste of home
For Dublin's Brazilian community, a familiar style done properly — and our therapists speak Portuguese.
This is a comfort and relaxation treatment, not medical treatment. Let your therapist know before the session about any injury, recent surgery, pregnancy or health condition, and check with your doctor if you are unsure.
Your Visit
What happens on the day
A Brazilian massage at 94 Talbot Street runs an hour. Here is the shape of it, start to finish.
Arriving
Up to the 2nd floor, into a private room. Walk in any day 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM, or call ahead if you want a specific therapist or time.
Telling us what you want
Pressure preference, any area to avoid, whether you would like the legs and feet included. Portuguese, English or Chinese — whichever is easier for you.
Getting ready
You undress to your comfort level in private and lie under a towel. Only the area being worked on is uncovered at any time.
The massage
Warm oil applied generously, then continuous flowing strokes — typically back and shoulders first, then arms, then the full length of the legs, finishing with the feet.
The finish
The rhythm slows rather than stops abruptly. You are left a minute to come round before getting up. Hot shower available on request — worth it with oil.
After
Water, and go easy for the evening. Most people feel warm, loose and slightly sleepy for a couple of hours afterwards.
Men's and ladies
The full body Brazilian massage is €80 for the hour. Ladies can book the same hour at €80, or a shorter 30 minute session at €50.
Durations & Prices
What it costs
Payment: Cash and card accepted. Card payments carry a €3 processing fee added to the prices above. The price you see is the price you pay.
Getting Here
Two minutes from Connolly Station
City Massage Dublin is on the 2nd floor of 94 Talbot Street, Dublin 1 — right in the middle of Dublin city centre. If you arrive by train or DART into Connolly Station, walk out the front and straight down Talbot Street: you are at our door in about two minutes.
Coming by bus, Busáras is the same short walk away, and the Luas Red Line stops at Connolly and Abbey Street. If you work around the IFSC, O'Connell Street or Amiens Street, we are close enough for a 30 minute treatment on a lunch break.
That makes us easy to reach from anywhere in Dublin — and easy to fit in before a train home. We are open 7 days, 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM, so late evening appointments after work are no problem.
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