Cliff at Lyons

A Georgian mansion built in 1797 by Nicholas Lawless on the banks of Kildare’s Grand Canal, now home to the multi-award-winning Well spa and its outdoor copper bathing tubs. Its grounding treatment uses organic peat sourced from the ancient bogs of neighboring Co. Laois, paired with seaweed harvested from the Irish coast and hand-crushed herbs from the property’s own garden — a distinctly Irish combination of local natural resources.

Cliff at Lyons in Co. Kildare, Ireland offers outdoor peat bathing and peat seaweed combinations, part of its luxury wellness program.

Peat from Ireland is mainly blanket bog peat and raised bog peat. Treatments like these are sometimes called peat balneotherapy, most often explored for psoriasis, back pain (chronic low back pain), joint inflammation (osteoarthritis, rheumatic conditions), and eczema (atopic dermatitis). See our evidence library for the studies.