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Cloona - Body, Mind, and Spirit Meet
Guest Author - Mary Ellen Sweeney

When Cloona first opened its doors in 1973, it launched the concept of Health Tourism in Ireland. The venue was an old woollen mill, renovated with taste and oriental simplicity. The original renovation work was done in order to welcome Tibetan monks, but diplomatic protocol inhibited the open-hearted gesture.

Emer and Dhara Kelly, the host couple are founding members of the Health Farms of Ireland Association, and stacks of testimonials mark the contribution that Cloona has made to health awareness in Ireland.

An original concept, the full daily programme has the balance and fluidity you would expect from a time-honoured tradition, bring together training in yoga, massage, counselling, stress management, movement awareness, reflexology and homeopathy.

In what is essentially a family-run business, Emer and Dhara are supported in the centre by an experienced team of dedicated therapists and practitioners. These elements may be what prompt the high return rate of 60% annually.

Cloona Health Centre, Westport, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
Bookings/Reservations: +353.98.25251
Guests: +353.98.25827
Email: info@cloona.ie
Website: http://www.cloona.ie/

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