Yoga With Shina

04/01/2026

Slow down. Stretch it out. Breathe deep. 🧘

Come join our next yoga session and be part of the energy.

All levels welcome

📲 DM to book your space on the mat

08/10/2025

First ever Hyrox session today at Seva Strength in Laois 💥
Different kind of sweat compared to yoga — legs were shaking, lungs on fire, but the buzz was unreal 😅

Mad respect to & at — solid workout, good craic.😅

14/01/2025

I am thrilled to announce a new Vinyasa Flow class at Luna Yoga Studio in Mountmellick!

🗓 Thursdays
⏰ 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM

This flow is perfect for all levels – a chance to connect breath with movement, find your inner balance, and unwind in a peaceful setting.

Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or just starting your journey, this class is designed to help you recharge and reconnect.

🌟 Bring your mat, an open mind, and let’s flow together!

Tag your yoga buddies and join us this Thursday. 🙏🏿

. https://bookwhen.com/lunayogastudio/e/ev-st6w-20250116183000

29/10/2024

This month, I’m taking on 100 push-ps to support Pieta house in their mission to provide life saving mental health services. Every push up is a step towards raising awareness and offering hope to those struggling.

If you’d like to join me in making a difference, any donation- big or small - helps bring vital support to those in need. ❤️

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Shina1729002831163?utm_source=IG

15/09/2024

After a short break, I’m happy to be back! Join me for yoga every Monday, 7-8 PM at Portarlington Centra— Limited spots available, text me on 0879208795 to book your spot! 🧘🏾

13/03/2023

20/01/2023

❕ I have added another yoga class ❕

All level Yoga class (8-9PM) starting next Monday 23rd January.

The 7-8PM yoga class is now full.

Get in touch to book your spot for 8-9PM Yoga.

06/01/2023

🔥🔥🔥

Nollaig na mBan history………….
‘Women’s Christmas is a day that was traditionally celebrated in the south of Ireland, in particular counties Cork and Kerry and in rural Irish towns where there was a rich Nollaig na mBan culture and tradition.
Traditionally, Women’s Christmas was invented to give thanks to women, particularly mothers, for the hard work they put into Christmas preparation and all of their hard work both before and after Christmas. In old Ireland, women played a traditional role in the household. They spent their time cooking, cleaning and looking after their children while their husbands went to work.
Irish women put a lot of time and effort into the Christmas period. Although God received a day of rest on the seventh day of Christmas, Irish mothers didn’t take a break until the twelfth day of Christmas.
Although the role of women has changed in Ireland, the history of Nollaig na mBan is still a huge part of Irish culture and a tradition still practiced by some’
For those celebrating today enjoy!!!!! Portarlington Women’s Shed.

06/01/2023

Start your yoga journey this January 🧘🏾‍♂️

Classes start back on Monday’s at 7pm in Portarlington Community Centre.

Classes are suitable for beginners to intermediate levels.

€10 PAYG

Spaces are limited, booking is required.

DM for more information or to book your space.

02/01/2023

In the midst of chaos, find the calm within..

28/09/2022

6 weeks yoga block starting next Monday. Suitable for all levels.

Relax, restore & energize the body and mind. DM for more info or to book your spot.