The Yoga Dublin Family

Áine teaches yoga with an emphasis on safety and alignment. This offers students a safe, supportive environment to explore their personal yoga practice.

Alex's classes are designed to help you connect with your breath, your entire body and leave you feeling centered, energised and refreshed.

Andrew's goal is to make yoga accessible for everyone, at any level. My teaching style has been described as authentic and non-judgmental, accepting of individual limits. 
His classes combine both strength and mobility work in a Vinyasa Flow style. You can expect to move, sweat, and breathe. 

Bronagh’s classes aim to align body, mind and movement, synchronising strength, energy and flow. Hopefully, leaving all balanced, fulfilled and lighter at the end of each class

Catie loves to teach a high energy flow that will get you out of your head and into the moment. Her classes are specifically designed to curate a high-vibe experience to bring not only the benefits of each physical pose, but to create some headspace amidst a world of anxiety and to-do lists.

For me, exercise has always been about mental health and battling my demons through movement. I wanted to give others that same feeling of wellbeing that fitness and dance has given me.

Eleanor strongly believes Pilates is for everyone, and tailors her classes to suit individuals’ bodies and abilities. Her classes focus on improving mobility & spinal health, strengthening muscles and gradually increasing flexibility.

Fiona's teaching focus the energy primarily on the exploration deep within oneself.  She sees yoga as a transformative medicine that nourishes the soul to encourage happiness throughout life and a vibrant journey of self exploration. Her aim is to inspire students to find their connection to the breath and movement and in time, weaving this connection into every day life.

Hannah's classes are based on a vinyasa-style practice, incorporating breath with movement. encouraging students to explore each posture while respecting their own physical ability. The goal of each class is to bring awareness and understanding into the body.

Jess’s practice was born out of work related stress and back pain! She was working in a stressful job and noticed that after sitting at her desk for 3 to 4 hours without moving, her back would start to hurt. So she found a yoga class near to her work and started going every Monday.

John has been teaching his Gentle Yoga classes at Yoga Dublin for the past four years.

He is currently teaching online on Mondays at 3pm, Wednesdays at 10.30am and Fridays at 5pm. His classes are suitable for all fitness levels and all ages, whether you are a beginner, early improver or regular practitioner.

Kasia completed her 200-Hour YTT in 2018, and later on deepening her knowledge with ULU Yoga, completing another 200-Hour Training.
Kasia has been practicing yoga since she was fifteen. Kasia teaches Vinyasa Flow with a strong emphasis on energy and breath work. Kasia has been also teaching Power, Yin and Chair Yoga, as well as yoga and creative movement to children.

Kate has been practicing yoga for over 10 years and has over 1500hrs training under her belt.

She is trained in Vinyasa, Mandala, Rocket, Yin, Chakra Yoga, Sivananda and Quiet Practices.

Lisa believes in Pilates as an integral part of everyday life. Pilates movements can help everyoneto develop optimal health and vitality.

Her classes are designed to ensure you understand the benefits and reasons beyond each movement.

Manasi is trained in Power Vinyasa and Yin Yoga. Her Mantra is to always find moderation and
balance in any aspect of life.

Aislin's classes can be challenging in that they provide opportunities to build physical strength, but also because the invitation to be present and loving builds strength for emotional resilience.

Amelia loves to teach a challenging class her students will feel in all the right places the next day! Amelia also teaches BarreConcept. She loves it because it’s a cardio workout combining Pilates and body conditioning.

Whether a strong Vinyasa or a static Yin practice, the meditative aspects of the practice are fundamental to how she teaches.

I primarily teach Vinyasa Flow and love

utilizing my creative side to sequence

dynamic and fun flows. I always like to bring

a sense of play to my teaching and

encourage my students to bring lightness

and laughter into their practice.

Chris received his 200-hour teacher training with Carson Calhoun and enjoys practicing and teaching a strength-based Vinyasa style of yoga that aims to build muscle, flexibility, balance, reduce stress and compliment your overall fitness journey.

Chris is also certified as a RCYT-95 (Registered Children’s Yoga Teacher) with a trauma-informed focus.

Dee is an RYT 580hrs Yoga Teacher, trained in Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Prenatal and Mum&Baby Yoga.

Dee completed her 200hr Teacher Training in India in 2017 which focused on the Ashtanga practice. She's been practicing Ashtanga since then with internationally renowned teachers. Alongside this, Dee completed her advanced yoga teacher training course with Yoga London in 2021.

Elizabeth has practiced yoga for over 20 years and completed her first 200-hour teacher training in 2012. She furthered her knowledge with 300-hours of advanced yoga training with Bidyut Bose at Niroga Institute in Oakland, California and qualified to teach Restorative Yoga with Judith Hansen Lasater and Yoga Nidra IRest with Richard Miller in San Francisco.

Fiona's classes aim to explore the body and mind through slow flow sequences and breathwork. Expect to leave feeling more curious about yourself and more comfortable in your own body through exploring movement, the breath and meditation.

Hannah’s teachings are based on hatha yoga with elements of ashtanga vinyasa and simple
pranayama. She loves to see her student growing and progressing on the mat. Hannah believes
that regular practice of yoga can improve peoples life and with a right approach everyone can
become a yogi.

Joanna began to train in India in 2004 .Her main practice there was in the Ashtanga Vinyasa tradition.

Jo completed her teacher training in Los Angeles at the renowned Yoga Works studio in Santa Monica
with her mentor Annie Carpenter.

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Kates classes offer a strong but meditative physical practice. Aiming to create a sense of balance and peace.

Laurel did her Yoga Teacher Training in India and is also a personal trainer & fitness instructor. Laurel brings a playful energy to her classes, and tries to create flows that are equally strong, energetic, reflective and meditative.

After years of teaching Vinyasa and Restorative Yoga, Lori also completed a Pre-Natal Yoga training and has been teaching Pregnancy Yoga ever since.

Whether She is teaching Vinyasa, Restorative or Pregnancy classes, Loris focus is on the subjects of gratitude, love and acceptance for oneself.

Mich believes in exercising safely and effectively and she offers modifications and progressions in her classes whilst maintaining a continuous flow of movement.

Aislinn believes that helping to make the experience of pregnancy a little bit easier, peaceful and calm for others is a great privilege.

In Amy's classes, you will explore the Philosophy of Yoga and Ayurveda, as well as flowing through the poses. It's the Philosophy of yoga that is where real yoga begins as you start to take this off the mat.

At the heart of every one of Bib's classes lies the intention to inspire you to live life with courage, openness and integrity. It is her hope that each class in its own unique way will offer you a space to slow down, digest life and re-discover the ways in which your own potential is ready to express itself into life.

Caoimhe has been teaching for over 5 years, with a background in classical ballet and a lifelong passion for dance. Her classes are full of positive energy and great music.

Claudia is a fitness trainer of international experience whose work focuses on body, mind and wellbeing.
As a qualified physical therapist who graduated from UCD Sport and Fitness, she has extensive knowledge of anatomy and physiology, with more than 12 years of experience in Yoga and 5 years in Pilates.

Des has been practicing Ashtanga Yoga since 2010.

He discovered the practice quite by chance through a Christmas present from his wife, but immediately knew that it was for him.

Eszter's teaching varies from relaxing, calming restorative to dynamic and

vigorous Vinyasa styles. Using her extensive understanding of the human

body, expect to be guided through sequences that are inspiring and safe, with

attention to correct alignment.

Goran loves to integrate elements of various yoga methods he practiced for years like Dharma yoga, Ashtanga, Yin or Jivamukti, offering variations of poses for different levels, always making them easily accessible to complete beginners and advanced practitioners.

Jeany Milton uses her unique experience as a qualified physiotherapist, yoga teacher and mother to a child with special needs to bring her students into a profound and meaningful experience with their own bodies.

Jocelyn loves to teach a dynamic vinyasa style class, connecting movement and breath, allowing students to really drop into their bodies and practice a type of moving meditation.

Jules discovered yoga nearly 14 years ago.
Her practice to date was predominantly Bikram until she found the Absolute Series and Vinyasa in the most recent years. Jules personal preference is a high energy yang type of yoga practice, hence her passion for the Absolute Hot Sequence.

Kate completed her 200-hour YTT in Colombia. Since then, she has taught yoga throughout Central and South America.
Kate incorporates breath work, mobility and strength so that you leave class feeling balanced and energized.

Linda is a 500-Hour certified vinyasa yoga teacher. Who went on to finish her qualifications in Pre and Post Natal trainings additionally completing her mum & baby course after giving birth to her babies.

My intention is to make the practice safe, accessible and interesting and to have some fun along the way! Yoga has taught me the powerful link of the body and the mind through the breath. Through Pilates I found a stronger physical and psychological core, a sense of personal strength and mastery

Michele started practicing yoga seriously after two emergency surgeries in her late twenties. With ten pins and a titanium plate installed in her left ankle, the prognosis was arthritis and limited range of motion.