Physio's in Dublin?

[naomhbrid]

Lads i was just wondering would anyoone be able to refer me a good sports physio in Dublin preferably on the south side of the city?
I think there is a guy in Irishtown who Canavan used to go to when he done his ankle. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated thanks....

[lynchbhoy]

Lads i was just wondering would anyoone be able to refer me a good sports physio in Dublin preferably on the south side of the city?
I think there is a guy in Irishtown who Canavan used to go to when he done his ankle. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated thanks....

I would say Eamon O'Muircheirtagh (sp?)
based in maynooth is one of the best in the business imo

dont know the guy in Irishtown

[Rois]

I've a friend who acted as physio for St Bridgid's senior team a couple of years back but if that's the Naomh Brid that you're from, you prob know her.  Based in Northside though.

[CavanCola]

Have used Matt Mulvany in Castleknock a few times for my back.
He's an Acupuncturist and covers the sports injurys. Found it very good.
Think half of Cavan has been there!

[North Longford]

Priory Clinic in Stillorgin beside the Stillorgin Park is a Physical Therapy practice and is very good with sports injuries. There is a number of therapists so I think it is good for getting a quick appointment
Think they actually worked with the Aussie rules team when they were in Ireland.

[Josey Whales]

leinster rugby physio james allen is probably the best around certainly in Dublin- although i don't know how many private patients he sees these days with his rugby commitments. Kelly specialises in deep friction massage i think- he isn't a chartered physio so to speak.

[wicklaman]

 Eamon O'Muircheirtagh with Micko and Wicklow this year here he is a big fan of the deep friction has lads in tears regularly!!

[Honda]

Mark Smyth is very good. Matt isn't the best to be honest.

He has recently moved to the Clonsilla Road from Castleknock Village.

[North Longford]

Friction would be a pretty standard treatment and very beneficial for a lot of injuries. Is pretty painful though