The leisure centre of the Carrigaline Court Hotel on Main Street in Carrigaline, south of Cork city, with a 20 m swimming pool, a gym and classes, a sauna, a steam room and a jacuzzi. It serves hotel guests and local members. Adult hours are Monday to Thursday 6am to 9:30pm, Friday to 8:30pm, Saturday 8:30am to 8:30pm and Sunday 8:30am to 6pm.
The Club Vitae leisure centre of the Clayton Hotel Cork City on Lapp's Quay in the city centre. It has an 18 m heated pool, a separate children's pool, a gym and fitness classes, plus a sauna and a steam room. Hotel residents use it free during their stay. Open Monday to Friday 6am to 9:30pm and weekends 8am to 7:30pm.
The spa of the five-star Fota Island Resort on Fota Island in Cork Harbour. Its thermal area combines a nine-zone hydrotherapy pool, a thermal suite with heated mosaic loungers, a walking river, a salt therapy room and an outdoor sauna set in the spa garden, plus an 18 m indoor pool. Treatment guests get 45 minutes of free access; otherwise the hydrotherapy suite costs €50 for non-residents. Adults only (18+).
The leisure centre of the Rochestown Park Hotel in Douglas, with an award-winning 20 m pool, a children's pool, a whirlpool spa, two hydro massage pools, a sauna, a steam room, a jacuzzi and a gym. The sauna and steam room are included for members and hotel guests at no extra charge. Open Monday to Friday 6am to 9:30pm and weekends 7am to 8:30pm.
The leisure club of the Talbot Hotel Cork in Ballincollig, west of the city, open to members and hotel guests. Its wet deck has a swimming pool, a separate children's pool, spa jet stations, an 8-seater jacuzzi, a sauna and a steam room, with an indoor relaxation area and a gym. Open weekdays 5:45am to 10pm and weekends 8am to 8pm; the wet deck closes 45 minutes earlier on weekdays.
The ESPA spa of The Maryborough, a family-owned hotel in an 18th-century mansion set in gardens in Douglas. It runs two thermal suites: a mixed suite with a steam bath and a Finnish rock sauna, and a female-only suite with a laconium and a saunarium, both with a vitality pool, experience showers and an ice fountain. A bathing suit is required. Thermal suites open daily 9am to 8:30pm; spa packages include thermal access.
The spa of The Kingsley hotel at Victoria Cross, beside the River Lee. Its thermal suite has a Finnish sauna at 90 to 100 °C, aromatherapy steam baths, a hamam with Kneipp hoses, an infrared room, a salt therapy room, a 35 °C spa jacuzzi, experience and ice showers and a tepidarium. Non-treatment visitors can book a 90-minute Thermal Suite Experience Pass for €50, Monday to Thursday only. The hotel also runs a health club with a pool.
One of Cork's largest public leisure centres, run by LeisureWorld beside the Munster Technological University campus in Bishopstown. Alongside a 25 m pool, an 18 m pool and a learner pool, it has a health spa with saunas and a steam room for adults over 18. Anyone can visit on a pay-as-you-go basis; an adult PAYG visit costs €11 and covers pool, gym and classes.
A public leisure centre on Cork's northside run by LeisureWorld, with a 25 m pool, a learner pool, a toddler fun pool and the city's only giant flume water slide. Next to the main pool is a health spa with a large sauna and a steam room, and the centre also has two gyms. Visitors can pay as they go without membership. The gym opens 7am to 8:45pm on weekdays (7:45pm Friday) and 9am to 5:45pm at weekends.
University College Cork's health and leisure centre on Mardyke Walk, open since 2001, with a gym, swimming pool, climbing wall and sports halls. Its relaxation area has a sauna, a steam room and heated seats. Pay-as-you-go access to the gym and pool has returned, so membership is not required. The centre opens 6:30am to 10:30pm on weekdays; the sauna and steam room close at 9:30pm on weekdays and 6:30pm at weekends.
The leisure centre of the Carrigaline Court Hotel on Main Street in Carrigaline, south of Cork city, with a 20 m swimming pool, a gym and classes, a sauna, a steam room and a jacuzzi. It serves hotel guests and local members. Adult hours are Monday to Thursday 6am to 9:30pm, Friday to 8:30pm, Saturday 8:30am to 8:30pm and Sunday 8:30am to 6pm.
The Club Vitae leisure centre of the Clayton Hotel Cork City on Lapp's Quay in the city centre. It has an 18 m heated pool, a separate children's pool, a gym and fitness classes, plus a sauna and a steam room. Hotel residents use it free during their stay. Open Monday to Friday 6am to 9:30pm and weekends 8am to 7:30pm.
The spa of the five-star Fota Island Resort on Fota Island in Cork Harbour. Its thermal area combines a nine-zone hydrotherapy pool, a thermal suite with heated mosaic loungers, a walking river, a salt therapy room and an outdoor sauna set in the spa garden, plus an 18 m indoor pool. Treatment guests get 45 minutes of free access; otherwise the hydrotherapy suite costs €50 for non-residents. Adults only (18+).
The leisure centre of the Rochestown Park Hotel in Douglas, with an award-winning 20 m pool, a children's pool, a whirlpool spa, two hydro massage pools, a sauna, a steam room, a jacuzzi and a gym. The sauna and steam room are included for members and hotel guests at no extra charge. Open Monday to Friday 6am to 9:30pm and weekends 7am to 8:30pm.
The leisure club of the Talbot Hotel Cork in Ballincollig, west of the city, open to members and hotel guests. Its wet deck has a swimming pool, a separate children's pool, spa jet stations, an 8-seater jacuzzi, a sauna and a steam room, with an indoor relaxation area and a gym. Open weekdays 5:45am to 10pm and weekends 8am to 8pm; the wet deck closes 45 minutes earlier on weekdays.
The ESPA spa of The Maryborough, a family-owned hotel in an 18th-century mansion set in gardens in Douglas. It runs two thermal suites: a mixed suite with a steam bath and a Finnish rock sauna, and a female-only suite with a laconium and a saunarium, both with a vitality pool, experience showers and an ice fountain. A bathing suit is required. Thermal suites open daily 9am to 8:30pm; spa packages include thermal access.
The spa of The Kingsley hotel at Victoria Cross, beside the River Lee. Its thermal suite has a Finnish sauna at 90 to 100 °C, aromatherapy steam baths, a hamam with Kneipp hoses, an infrared room, a salt therapy room, a 35 °C spa jacuzzi, experience and ice showers and a tepidarium. Non-treatment visitors can book a 90-minute Thermal Suite Experience Pass for €50, Monday to Thursday only. The hotel also runs a health club with a pool.
One of Cork's largest public leisure centres, run by LeisureWorld beside the Munster Technological University campus in Bishopstown. Alongside a 25 m pool, an 18 m pool and a learner pool, it has a health spa with saunas and a steam room for adults over 18. Anyone can visit on a pay-as-you-go basis; an adult PAYG visit costs €11 and covers pool, gym and classes.
A public leisure centre on Cork's northside run by LeisureWorld, with a 25 m pool, a learner pool, a toddler fun pool and the city's only giant flume water slide. Next to the main pool is a health spa with a large sauna and a steam room, and the centre also has two gyms. Visitors can pay as they go without membership. The gym opens 7am to 8:45pm on weekdays (7:45pm Friday) and 9am to 5:45pm at weekends.
University College Cork's health and leisure centre on Mardyke Walk, open since 2001, with a gym, swimming pool, climbing wall and sports halls. Its relaxation area has a sauna, a steam room and heated seats. Pay-as-you-go access to the gym and pool has returned, so membership is not required. The centre opens 6:30am to 10:30pm on weekdays; the sauna and steam room close at 9:30pm on weekdays and 6:30pm at weekends.