Breathworks Ireland is the Irish branch of Breathworks CIC. Fidelma Farley and Aksobhin Tracy established Breathworks Ireland to bring Breathworks Mindfulness-based courses to Ireland.
Fidelma Farley (MA, 
PhD) worked as a lecturer for fifteen years before undertaking training with Breathworks and with the Centre for Mindfulness Research and Practice at the University of Bangor to become a Mindfulness Trainer. She has led mindfulness-based courses for MS Ireland, for community groups, for carers and for people experiencing pain, illness or stress. More recently, she has co-developed courses on Mindful Eating and for people recovering from drug addiction. Her courses and workshops place a particular emphasis on kindness to oneself and others, and on creating a warm, friendly and supportive atmosphere.
Aksobhin Tracy (MSc) is a qualified Breathworks trainer and experienced meditation practitioner and teacher. A someone with a long personal encounter with serious illness, chronic pain and fatigue, and as a practising Buddhist, he brings a distinct set of qualities to his teaching. Since 2001 he has developed and run Mindfulness-based courses for people with MS for MS Ireland in its South East and East Coast regions, and courses for people recovering from depression for Fresh Start. He also teaches meditation and Buddhism at the Dublin Buddhist Centre.
Eileen McCarney (RGN, RM, ADHP) is a qualified Breathworks trainer and an experienced Psychotherapist and Hypnotherapist. A qualified nurse and midwife with almost 30 years experience between nursing, complimentary healthcare and community based education, Eileen also has training and experience in Reiki-Seichem Healing and self-awareness skills, she is also a practitioner of Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT). Having had personal experience from being diagnosed with arthritis and fibromyalgia (a condition which can cause severe physical pain) Eileen has intimate knowledge and understanding of what it is to live with chronic pain and illness. She continues however to firmly believe that the way forward in the management of our health issues is in the combination of mainstream medicine and complimentary therapeutic techniques.