
Park Yoga
Held In Summer:
Saturday morning throughout the summer
Beginning Saturday, 21st June, 10:30 am
Drop-in classes - €12 each
Now in its fifth year, Park Yoga in Fr Collins Park has become a much-loved summer tradition. What began during the lockdowns, when indoor classes had to pause, quickly grew into a beautiful and energising way to practise yoga together – outdoors, in community, and in connection with nature. It was such a joy that I decided to keep it going every summer. We love the open skies, fresh air, and a sense of freedom and expansion that you can feel in your body and mind.
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Natural Vitamin D: Soak up the sunshine while you move and breathe.
Grounding Through Barefoot Practice: Feel the grass beneath your feet, or even practise without a mat if the ground is dry. Studies show that direct contact with the earth (also known as “earthing”) can help reduce inflammation, improve sleep, and support cardiovascular health.
Nature’s Soundtrack: Birds singing, leaves rustling, children playing in the distance – it’s a far cry from studio playlists, and deeply soothing.
Deepened Connection to Your Surroundings: Practising in nature helps you feel more grounded, present, and calm.
Enhanced Balance: The slightly uneven ground offers a subtle challenge that helps improve stability and coordination.
Room to Breathe: No packed studio – enjoy as much space as you like under the open sky.
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A yoga mat or large towel (if the grass is dry, feel free to practise without it – if it’s damp, a mat or towel is recommended)
Bottle of water
Layers – Irish weather can change quickly, so come prepared! You’ll likely warm up during the class and want something cosy for relaxation at the end
An open mind and a sense of adventure
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Classes will go ahead in light rain or breezy conditions – just dress appropriately and enjoy the fresh air!
In the event of heavy rain or extreme weather, the class will be cancelled and a full refund will be issued.