For your assistant

Yoga Dublin for your AI assistant

Connect an assistant you already use and ask about our classes, prices, workshops, studios and teachers — from the same live data this website runs on.

What it is

Yoga Dublin runs four yoga studios in Dublin — Rathmines, Ranelagh, Harold’s Cross and Charlemont — teaching yoga, hot yoga, Pilates, Reformer Pilates, barre and meditation. One pass works at all four.

If your AI assistant supports connectors, you can point it at us. It reads the same timetable and price list this website does, so it won’t quote you a class that was cancelled this morning or a price that changed last week.

Connecting it

Add this as a remote MCP server: https://www.yogadublin.com/mcp

There is no account, no sign-in and no API key. Everything it reads is already public on this website.

Three things to try

“I’ve never done yoga. What’s the cheapest way to try Yoga Dublin, and what should I book first?” It will find the intro offer, tell you what it includes and how long it lasts, and hand you a link that puts it in the basket.

“Is there a hot yoga class in Rathmines on Saturday morning, and is there still space?” It will give you the time, the teacher and a booking link. If a class is nearly full it will say how many places are left; if it has gone, it will say so and whether there is a waiting list.

“What’s coming up in teacher training, and what does it cost?” It will list the courses with their dates, how many sessions, which studio and the fee.

Others that work well: what the difference is between Reformer Pilates and the regular class pass, which studio has a café, who teaches the Monday evening Ashtanga class, and whether you can buy a gift card.

What it can do

Prices and passes

Every class pass, intro offer, membership and the gift card, with prices and a link to buy

Class schedule

What is on, where, when, who is teaching, and whether there is space

Class types

What each kind of class is like and which pass covers it

Workshops and courses

Workshops, short courses and teacher training, with dates and fees

Studios

Addresses, phone numbers, directions and what each studio has

Teachers

Who teaches here and what they teach

What it cannot do

It cannot book a class or take payment. It gives you a link that opens Mindbody, our booking system, and you finish there. Your card details never go near this server.

It cannot see your account. It does not know who you are, whether you have a pass, or what you have booked. Ask it for your own bookings and it will tell you it cannot.

It cannot change anything. Every tool is read-only, and is marked as such so your assistant knows before it calls one.

Where the information comes from

Prices, class times and availability come from Mindbody, where our bookings and payments actually live. Studio details and teacher profiles come from this website. The schedule is published fourteen days ahead, so asking about a class a month away comes back empty rather than wrong.

What we collect when you use this website, and what we do with it, is on our privacy and cookies page.

Privacy

The connector asks for no account and no personal details, and there is nothing to sign in to. It does not receive your name, your email address or your booking history, because it has no access to them.

What we collect when you use this website, and what we do with it, is on our privacy and cookies page.

If something is not working

Your assistant says it cannot reach the server. Check the address is exactly https://www.yogadublin.com/mcp. If it still fails, the server may be redeploying; try again in a few minutes.

A class you expected is not there. The schedule only runs fourteen days ahead. Beyond that, nothing is published yet.

A price looks wrong. Follow the buy link — the basket shows the real price. If the two disagree, tell us, because that is a fault at our end.

It will not book for you. That is deliberate, not a fault. Use the link it gives you.

Contact

Email info@yogadublin.com and we will come back to you. If something about the connector is broken, say so in the subject line and include the question you asked, which makes it much faster to find.