Ballinaboola combines a clear focus on activities with a distinctive landscape: Ashgrove Yoga offers various yoga formats, while the place name and soil types provide clues about the local surroundings. The village lies between New Ross and Wexford Town. Other cultural and natural attractions in County Wexford offer additional themes to explore when planning your trip.

Aerial Yoga and Other Classes in Ballinaboola

Ashgrove Yoga in Ballinaboola offers aerial yoga classes and workshops using a silk hammock. The programme includes full inversions, Aerial Yin, restorative yoga, Pranayama and Yoga Nidra. In Aerial Yoga Swing, a dynamic class combines strength exercises, assisted stretches and inversions, with an emphasis on strength and mobility.

Aerial Mobility uses a soft silk hammock and focuses on joint mobility and flexibility. This distinguishes the two aerial class formats by their respective areas of focus. Hatha yoga is offered for all levels. In Floating Restorative Reiki, participants are gently supported as they float.

Ashgrove Yoga offers private one-to-one or group classes in all disciplines. Bookable mat and aerial classes are tailored to individual needs. Schedules, bookings and availability may change; check which classes or treatments are currently offered before you travel.

Place Name and Landscape

Ballinaboola / Baile na Buaile lies between New Ross and Wexford Town. The name means “townland of the Boley, summer pasture”. The soil types also provide a specific clue to the landscape: large areas consist of alluvial soil, or floodplain. South of the N25 there is also an area of lacustrine soil, meaning former lake bed.

Getting Your Bearings in the Nearby Area

From the Horse & Hound Hotel in Ballynabola, Kennedy Park, Dunbrody Famine Ship, Hook Lighthouse and Tintern Abbey are each no more than a half-hour drive away. Actual journey times depend on the route and conditions. Use this as a guide and check the specific route when planning your trip.

Murphy’s Bar & Bistro is located at the Horse & Hound Hotel in Ballynabola. The bistro prepares its menu daily and uses healthy, locally produced food where possible. Menus may change; check the current food listings if you are interested.

County Wexford: More Culture and Nature

In the wider destination of County Wexford, the Irish National Heritage Park is a 35-acre open-air museum with 16 reconstructed sites. Activities, reconstructions, workshops and courses are aimed at visitors of all ages. The offering combines the sites with various ways to explore the park in greater depth.

Hook Lighthouse is located at the tip of the Hook Peninsula in County Wexford. Guided tours tell the story of 800 years of lighthouse history. If you plan to take a tour, check the current booking conditions in advance.

The Dunbrody Famine Ship in New Ross is an authentic reproduction of an emigrant ship from the 1840s. The Dunbrody experience includes a guided tour, costumed performers and themed exhibitions. This gives it a different focus from the Irish National Heritage Park: here, the story of an emigrant ship takes centre stage.

Tintern Cistercian Abbey was founded around 1200 by William, Earl Marshal. It is located in a special conservation area and is surrounded by woodland with walking trails. The site thus combines a historical theme with the described woodland landscape and trails in County Wexford.

Discover More Destinations

Discover more destinations: Carne, Blackwater, Oulart, Gorey, Duncannon, Curracloe, Wexford, Saint Helen's.

Go to the wider travel overview: County Wexford.