seraph.ie is a professional inner-city venue with two interconnecting rooms for classes, workshops and private groups with room for
25 seats; 25 folding chairs are available or 9 very comfy folding easy chairs or
12 yoga mats (six in one room and six in the other); 20 mats are available also 40 blocks and 12 straps or
6 plinths(3 in one room and 3in the other); 2 plinths are available
It is also my home and has a comfortable, homely energy into which you are most welcome. See the rooms during an exhibition.
Tea and coffee making facilities are available: as are folding chairs, yoga mats, blocks, 2 plinths, quilts, pillows and blankets.
Front room entrance on left 
Stove to right of window;
connecting doors to next room
Back room
Car Parking is restricted 07:00 – 24:00 seven days a week.
Please, it is most important to use the parking machines across the street or up to the right. Your car is liable to be clamped and / or towed away if illegally parked.
I sell my own handmade pottery, also candles, etc… the pottery studio is also located on the premises. The show room is open by appointment... or by chance10 – 5.30, six days a week. Unfortunately we do not take credit or debit cards.
We have two standard poodles, Pancha (8) and a puppy Lucy who are very gentle. They provide poodle-therapy in the form of sympathetic understanding and unconditional affection, but may insist on cuddles.
Our old dog Kwotrow passed away on 18th March '09 with great dignity and very peacefully, having lived a very long life of enthusiastic devotion.
We have two budgies, Kojack and Columbo; they provide entertainment and noisy-chatter… unconditionally. While they do have a cage it is never closed, they have freedom to fly in the kitchen but generally stay in designated budgie-space.
Being Eco-worriers we have installed solar powered water heating, the rooms are heated by wood burning stoves - the wood is 'rescued' from wherever we can find it! Packaging waste is curtailed as far as possible through bulk buying from the Dublin Food Co-op www.dublinfood.coop/ I even make our own soya milk and other goodies. We compost, are mindful of limiting post consumer waste and grow a few veg, just to remind ourselves how difficult providing food is - if we had to subsist on what we grow we would have starved long ago!
seraph.ie,15 Heytesbury Street, Dublin 8
Updated 3rd August 2009
