Meditation & Yoga Retreats in Ireland
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Ireland's retreat scene blends a long Celtic Christian contemplative tradition with established Buddhist and yoga communities. Dzogchen Beara, on the southwest coast of County Cork, is one of Europe's most beautifully located Tibetan Buddhist retreat centers, perched on cliffs above the Atlantic — it runs year-round silent retreats in the Rigpa lineage. Sky in Space (County Cork) and the Insight (Vipassana) network run silent meditation retreats across rural Ireland. Celtic Christian monastic tradition is alive at Glendalough and other early-monastic sites; Glenstal Abbey hosts contemplative retreats with Benedictine monks. Yoga retreats are common in Connemara, the Burren, West Cork, and Kerry. The Aran Islands and Inis Mór host smaller, more remote retreats. English (and Irish) are the spoken languages; food is hearty vegetarian-friendly. Best seasons run May–September; many centers operate year-round indoors. EU and many other passports get visa-free entry. Cost: weeks run €600–€1,500.
Paid Spiritual sites of éire
Ireland Navan
Connect with Ireland's ancient spiritual land for healing and grounding.
Donation Temple House
Ireland Sligo
Historic Irish estate with castle views, offering exclusive-use retreats.
Donation The Song House
Ireland Ireland
Creative retreat in Ireland's Donegal Gaeltacht, fostering reconnection.
Paid The Spirit Within
Ireland Portstewart
Transform limiting beliefs and trauma in Northern Ireland's scenic Antrim Coast.
Donation
Photo: Luciann Photography / Pexels The Wicklow Escape
Ireland Wicklow
A serene retreat in Wicklow, Ireland, offering a unique escape for personal reflection.
Paid WholeSelf
Ireland Laragh
WholeSelf offers a luxury mountain retreat for mind, body, and spirit revitalization in Ireland.
Paid
Photo: Vlada Karpovich / Pexels Yoga retreats Ireland
Ireland Sligo
Holistic yoga retreats in historic Temple House, Sligo, led by Caroline Holmes.