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Yoganess Ireland, The Space Above, Organic Store, Main Street, Birr (2025)

07/11/2025

Life lately... I've been busy in the studio and therapy room and in the background planning and organising more lovely yoga & Ayurvedic events for you. I've also been making a big effort to practice what I preach and lean into the seasonal changes and fill my own cup too. For me that's rest, movement, time with friends and time in nature.

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1. Autumn walks in Portumna forest park. I've been trying to make sure I get at least one long walk/hike in a week as well a my shorter walks in as often as I can.
2. Lots of time spent in my happy place . Not a day goes by when I don't think to myself how lucky I am that this is my work!
3. Ditto for spending time with beautiful clients in the therapy room . Thanks for trusting me to be part of your wellness journey.
4. A rare and wonderful night out in Galway with for the launch of stunning new album. It's been on repeat in the background of most classes since.
5. My little friend helped test out our new chair yoga chairs by putting on a show for us.
6. I took my midterm in Andalusia, planning next year's retreat and catching up with friends.
7. One of my favourite things in Spain - tostado con tomate 🤤🤤
8. Great to catch up with my friends and family in Cadiz, even in the rain.
9. Unplanned and unexpected afternoon wandering my old home town.
10. Hot teas and books on the couch
11. November walks in
12. Cosy evenings for rest & restore yoga

I've some availability left in classes this side of Christmas and have a limited space for Ayurvedic treatments if you are looking for some you time before then get in touch. Or Join me and for our Early Winter Retreat Day on November 22nd .

17/10/2025

Delighted to announce that the Eglish Drumcullen Killyon Community Hub is a finalist in the Offaly County Council Community & Voluntary Awards 2025.

16/10/2025

Ayurveda, the ancient system of medicine from India, offers a holistic approach to health and well-being. Unlike conventional medicine that often targets specific symptoms, Ayurveda looks at the individual as a whole — body, mind, and spirit.

If you’re considering an Ayurvedic consultation, you might be wondering what to expect. Head over to my latest blog post, where I break down the process step by step, explaining how I work with you during an Ayurvedic Consultation to develop a personalized wellness plan.

Read the full blog on my website www.yoganessireland.ie (link in bio)

29/09/2025

September has been an absolute whirlwind in the best possible way. I eased myself into it with a week lying on a sun lounger in Turkey. Then it was straight back to work mode with our Chair Yoga retreat and the beginning of a new term. I've been busy and loving it and also making a very conscious effort to prioritise my selfcare too. I've gone back to the pool for the first time in ages, I'm attempting to spend at least 5 minutes a day painting and I squeezed in a 3 day Ayurvedic digestive reset and honestly I feel so much better and brighter since.

September photo dump.
1. Resting up in Turkey 🇹🇷
2. Early morning smug on my way to the pool. ( Never not thinking and praying Free Palestine 🇵🇸 )
3. Dancing in the woods amongst the ivy and trees with
4. Walking and working with the best work partner and friend
5. We absolutely adored hosting these inspiring women for our first Chair Yoga Retreat.
6. Delighted to be back to regular classes in my beloved .
7. Kitchari for dinner on my 3 day Ayurvedic digestive reset.
8. A wonderful and rare night out with my brothers to see the incredible
9. Quality time with my nephew ❤️
10. Marvelling at mushrooms in the woods
11. Loving work and seeing clients in
12. Hosted a wonderful bunch of women for our Autumn Retreat Day
13. A long overdue catch up with my bestie from my UCD days

It's been a busy month, but I've honestly loved every second of it. Looking forward to seeing where October takes me.

30/08/2025

We are excited ☺️ And we know you are excited too! 🤩

Sign up to our mailing list to be the first to hear all the details on our Spanish retreat, launching soon!

It's still a while off but we wanted to give you plenty of notice so save the dates October 27th - November 1st 2026.

28/08/2025

I've lots of yoga offerings over the next few months and I'm really looking forward to getting back on the mat. I'll be kicking off the Autumn term with our chair yoga retreat

There's still availability for all classes and events (except Tuesday Morning Hatha & Chair Yoga) if you want to join us. If you can't commit to a full term but would be interested in drop in, DM your phone number and I'll add you to the drop in WhatsApp.

If you feel that you could benefit from classes but can make it work financially, DM me and we can find a way to make it work for you (in full confidentiality)

26/08/2025

& I are very excited and almost ready to launch our brand new yoga retreat offering, to beautiful Andalusia, in southern Spain for 2026.

Comment below to be the first to find out all the details.

25/08/2025

Deep belly laughs, long heartfelt chats, campervan adventures, visitors from Spain, being silly is all soul medicine and something I really needed this week.

Last week was tough! I was overwhelmed, overthinking, not sleeping, and anxious. (I think a lot of us feel like this watching the on going genocide 💔)

I really needed time to remember the beauty, joy and goodness that also exist in the world. So grateful for my friends, deep belly laughs, long heartfelt chats and campervan adventures on Loop head. My head and heart (while still broken) definitely feel lighter this week.

Keep talking about Palestine, keep calling for an end to Genocide, keep your friends close 🙏🏼💚🇵🇸

19/03/2025

Over almost a decade of yoga teaching (how did that happen? 😂), I learned a thing or two, there's also been a lot of unlearning and relearning, but more on that another time. Here's some of what this journey has taught me.

1. Practice doesn't almost make perfect but it's key to understanding and growth. I don't believe the perfect pose exists (anymore because what's perfect for me won't be perfect for you), practice can help us to understand the pose and help us feel stronger/more stable/comfortable in a pose. It helps us understand that growth, on and off the mat, take time and teaches us to trust the process.

2. There's no one size fits all. Every body is different. We need to learn how to feel into our own unique bodies to understand what works for us (this is not just on the mat btw).

3. The importance of self care. As a teacher I've learnt the importance of taking care of myself, resting when I need to rest, moving when I need to move and nourishing my myself, physically, mentally and emotionally. As saying goes you can't pour for an empty cup.

4. Learning never ends. Yoga is a lifelong practise, there's always something new to learn, explore and grow into. Keeping an open mind is key to learning and growing. I sometimes panic about how I'll have time in this life to learn all I want to learn, especially when there's so much I still don't know I need to learn! (Please tell me I'm not alone here!)

5. The importance of connection. Whether it's connection to your breath, your body or the community, yoga teaches us the vaule of connection. When I first started teaching I didn't realise the importance of connection and felt lonely and unsupported now I'm incredibly grateful to have a really wonderful community of yogis, teacher and friends around me. Could connection be key to everything?

I'm incredibly grateful for this path I'm on and for those who've shared sections of it with me. My students, teachers, mentors etc. Here's to many more years of learning, growing and sharing the magic of yoga.😉

I'd love to hear what you've learnt on your own yoga journey!

12/02/2025

There are a lot of coughs, colds and flu going around at the moment, and while I am a big advocate for staying in bed or at the very least wrapped in blankets on the couch when you are unwell, sometimes a little yoga can really help. Here are three poses I find helpful when I have a head cold, sinus congestion or a cough.

1. Childspose (or childspose variant) with forehead resting on a block. The gentle pressure of the head on the block can help with sinus drainage and give headache relief. I'm usually not the biggest fan of this pose as I don't always find comfort in it, however if you do it can also be a great place to rest when you are feeling unwell as it allows you to turn your attention inward.

2. Camel Pose/Ustrasana can help with post nasal drip and creates space in the front of the chest, I find this give me relief after coughing. If you are going to try this pose make sure to warm up first, try some cat/cow and thread the needle movements before attempting this pose.

3. Legs up the wall one of my favourite positions when I'm feeling in any way under the weather. This pose is soothing on the nervous system and promotes the rest and digest response which is vital for healing.

These poses may or may not help you, I know they do help me when I can feel I need to move a bit after long periods in bed or on the couch.

Do you have any other yoga poses that help you feel better share them with me below and don't forget to save this post for next time you're feeling poorly.

If you are feeling unwell I hope you feel better soon!

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