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RW SPORTS INJURY CLINIC physiotherapist
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PUTTING YOU BACK WHERE YOU BELONG

OUR ETHOS

We provide physiotherapy.  We are specialists in sports injury and athletic sports physio.  Our goal is to help people rethink how they view sports injuries and work related injuries.  We specialise in helping athletes at all competition levels to improve their performance by ensuring we help them prevent injuries and improve their movement.

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about us

Founded by Chartred Physiotherapist Richie Walsh, BSc, MSc.  We work with individuals and teams including the GAA, Rugby, soccer, hurling etc.   We help those involved in individual sports such as triathlon, swimming, tennis and golf. We work with amateur and professional athletes and we've even help Olympians and Paralympians.

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WORK INJURIES

We also help people to prevent work injuries and those who are suffering from work injuries.  These clients include people working remotely and working from home where office setups are not as ergonomically friendly as they could be.  We have office friendly hours.

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Although we are specialists in the physiotherapy of sports and athletes we also work with a lot of work related injuries.  We can help you with back pain, shoulder pain, knee pain etc.  We are focused on injury prevention programmes and can help with pre and post surgery rehabilitation.  Please get in touch and we can discuss a treatment programme or injury prevention programme customised to you.  

All our Physiotherapists are regeisterred with CORU and the Irish Society of Charterd Physiotherapists (ISCP).

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Improve Your Movement · Improve Your Performance

Checkout our blog to get more information on Physiotherapy and sports-Injuries as well as how to use exercise to treat and prevent injuries.

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