Muscle and Tendon Strains and Ligament Sprains
Chronic Pains
Muscle Disbalances
Trapped Nerves
Simple Tendon Pain and Restricted Range of Joint Movement
Sports Therapy and Myosceletal Therapty ITEC 5
Sports Therapy and Orthopaedics ITEC 4
Craniosacral Therapy
Corrective Manual Therapy, Manual Body Modelling, Rehabilitation Massage and Spinal Segmental Therapy
Massage therapy, Reflexology and Aromatherapy ITEC 3
Myofascial Therapy and Kinesiotaping
Ian Mcgovern qualified as a Physiotherapist from the Royal College of Surgeons Dublin in 2003. Ian has over 20 years experience working as a Physiotherapist with an interest in all Musculoskeletal injuries front acute sports injuries to persistent pain conditions. Ian has worked locally with boyne rugby club for 11 seasons, leinster rugby under 18 for 10 seasons, basketball ireland, Drogheda Utd and Louth GAA. He is the lead physiotherapist for fracture management in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Drogheda and also has extensive experience with occupational health injuries. Ian takes a hands on approach to physiotherapy along with evidence based exercise therapy to get clients feeling better and on their way to recovery.
Qualifications and Education
Rachel Beirth graduated with First Class Honours in Physiotherapy from Trinity College Dublin. During her studies, she conducted specialised research on hip and groin injuries in field sport athletes, presenting her findings at professional conferences.
Honours Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Level 8), Trinity College Dublin.
Certification in Shockwave Therapy [2024]
Professional Experience
Rachel has experience in sports physiotherapy, notably working with male and female GAA teams with St. Fechins GAA in Termonfeckin. She has worked with people of all age groups ranging from older adults to teenagers and children. With a robust background in sports and a keen interest in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, she has managed a wide range of conditions, from muscle sprains and strains to ligament and tendon injuries.
Fateen is our receptionist he will help you with all your inquiries on the phone. He is passionate about customer service and enjoys making connections with clients. You will always see him smiling and willing to help to fit you into our schedule.
“ I’m a 3rd year student studying physiotherapy in Trinity College Dublin. I admire the profession and I’m really interested in helping to optimise people’s function and implementing a positive attitude towards people."
Qualifications & Education
Rob Delaney graduated in Physiotherapy from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) and is a CORU-registered Chartered Physiotherapist.
During his studies, Rob completed research with the Neurosurgery Spinal Service at Beaumont Hospital, strengthening his knowledge of evidence-based practice and quality improvement. He has also completed postgraduate training in Shockwave Therapy and holds the IRFU First Aid qualification.
Experience
Rob has experience working with Basketball, Rugby and senior GAA football and hurling teams, providing assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of sports and musculoskeletal injuries.
Playing GAA in Dublin, Rob understands the physical demands of sport and the importance of tailored rehabilitation. He has a particular interest in sports physiotherapy, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, injury prevention and return-to-play, combining hands
Rob is committed to providing high-quality, patient-centred care and enjoys helping people of all ages and abilities achieve their goals, whether returning to sport or everyday activities.
