About Fedda Massage Dublin
Ami is an IMTA-registered therapist who holds full professional indemnity insurance. The clinic is described as a space for people dealing with stress, pregnancy, postnatal recovery or physical tension.
The clinic opens at weekends and on bank holidays by pre-booking. Bookings can be made through the website form or by WhatsApp.
- IMTA-registered therapist
- Weekend and bank holiday appointments
- Deep tissue and sports massage
- Prenatal massage from second trimester
- Irish Life recognised for claims
What they offer
- Relaxing holistic (Swedish) massageSwedish strokes, gentle stretching, lymphatic drainage and essential oils
- Muscle tension and sciatic discomfort treatmentTargets lower back, hips and glutes
- Deep tissue and sports massageFocused work on persistent tension in back, shoulders, hips or legs
- Head, neck and shoulder massageFor desk and screen-related tension
- Prenatal massageFrom the second trimester, with a health check first
Before you go
Who it is for
- People with stress, sleep disruption or fatigue
- Desk workers with neck and shoulder tension
- Runners and people with post-sport aches
- Pregnant and postnatal clients
What to expect
- First session begins with a full consultation about your needs and health
- Treatment is adapted to where you hold tension
What to bring
- Comfortable clothing
- Arrive a few minutes early and avoid a heavy meal beforehand
What they treat
- Sciatica and lower back pain
- Tension headaches and jaw tightness
- Stiff neck
- Restricted joint mobility
- Repetitive strain injury
- Plantar and lower limb strain
- Postural imbalances
The team
- AmiMassage therapist, IMTA member
Opening hours
| Monday | 5–9pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 5–9pm |
| Wednesday | 5–10pm |
| Thursday | 5–9pm |
| Friday | 5–8pm |
| Saturday | 8:30am–8pm |
| Sunday | 8:30am–8pm |
Opening hours from Google Maps. Holiday hours may differ.
What people say
15 Google reviews
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Location
Medical Campus, 4a Rockfield, Balally, Dublin 16, D16 T970, Ireland
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible car park
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- LGBTQ+ friendly
Details
| Location | 4A Rockfield Medical Campus, Dundrum D16 T970, above Balally Luas |
|---|---|
| Membership | IMTA |
| Insurance | Recognised by Irish Life Insurance, based on your plan. As an IMTA member, some insurers may cover up to 75% of the cost; check with your provider. |
Questions people ask
Can I book a massage if I am pregnant?
Prenatal massage is generally safe from the second trimester onwards. A health check is done before the session and the treatment is adapted.
Can I claim on health insurance?
As an IMTA member, the therapist is recognised by some insurers, and you may be able to claim up to 75% depending on your plan. Check with your provider.
How should I prepare?
Wear something comfortable, avoid a heavy meal beforehand and arrive a few minutes early.
Is the clinic open at weekends?
Yes, including bank holidays, but you need to pre-book.
What are Fedda Massage Dublin's opening hours?
Mon–Tue 5–9pm; Wed 5–10pm; Thu 5–9pm; Fri 5–8pm; Sat–Sun 8:30am–8pm. Hours come from Google Maps and can change, so check before you travel.
Where is Fedda Massage Dublin?
Fedda Massage Dublin is at Medical Campus, 4a Rockfield, Balally, Dublin 16, D16 T970, Ireland in Ballinteer.
How is Fedda Massage Dublin rated?
Fedda Massage Dublin has a 5.0 rating from 15 Google reviews.
Book or ask a question
The Good Spot does not take bookings or payments. Book with Fedda Massage Dublin directly, or send them a question.
Use the website form or WhatsApp. Weekend and bank holiday sessions must be pre-booked.
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