APC - Physio & Sports Clinic

08/03/2026

There is no one fits all when it comes to persistent and chronic pain. We believe in tailored solutions to restore movement and strength to reduce pain. Book in for a free consultation to discuss how we can help you.

05/03/2026

Another great workshop at our Fermoy clinic yesterday, sharpening our Mulligan techniques amongst others.

We’re big believers in continuous learning—staying up to date with the latest evidence-based treatments and constantly refining our skills. Even better when we can come together as a team, learn from each other, and keep raising the bar for our patients.

03/03/2026

Try these first thing when you wake up if your lower back is achey. If these don't help, give us a call so we can find the root cause of your pain and give you tailored advice.

27/02/2026

If you have tired or rounded shoulders, try this exercise for some relief

26/02/2026

Visting Ciaran O' Regan at PBC's Performance Gym this morning before the Senior Schools Cup Semi Final.

26/02/2026

25/02/2026

Thoroughly enjoyed our Team lunch out in Fermoy today. Always a good laugh with great company

23/02/2026

A little reminder that we're now open Saturdays in Fermoy!
Book online or give us a call on 025 35015

21/02/2026

Patrick has recently been 'promoted' to the over 45's category :) and enjoys competing on the Masters Squash circuit.
'Having a few events locked into the calendar keeps the focus there' . The reward at the end of the days is that the top five ranked players in each category go on to represent their country at the home internationals where England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales play off for the number one spot.

Patrick is really looking forward to the last event of the season , The Nationals, which will be held in Fitzwilliam LTC, Dublin at the end of the month.

18/02/2026

Sandra's Volunteering Adventure in Tanzania

On the 10th of January, I travelled, with my friend Carrie, to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania for three unforgettable weeks.

We had the privilege of volunteering at Muhimbili National Hospital, specifically within the Muhimbili Orthopaedic Institute — Tanzania’s national referral hospital, where some of the most complex cases from across the country are treated.

During our time there, we rotated through private wards, ICU, HDU, paediatric wards and theatre. The majority of severe injuries we encountered were the result of road traffic accidents, particularly motorbike accidents, and many of the cases were life-changing.

We met a 25-year-old woman recovering from an above-knee amputation, a 12-year-old boy with a traumatic brain injury after falling from a tree, and a 13-year-old who developed a severe hip infection that led to necrosis and fusion. These were stories of resilience in its rawest form.

Staff often had to carry out incredibly thorough assessments without equipment we often take for granted: such as goniometers, measuring tapes, reflex hammers, sometimes not even enough pillows for positioning. Yet every single member of staff was passionate, resourceful and deeply committed to advocating for their patients with the tools they had.

Thanks to the generosity of everyone who supported my coffee morning fundraiser and GoFundMe, we were able to donate two portable TENS machines, two massage guns, three grip-strength devices and a spine and pelvis skeleton for education within the physiotherapy department. Seeing that equipment placed directly into their hands was a full-circle moment I’m so proud of.

This experience changed me, not just as a physiotherapist, but as a person. I am so grateful to my friends, family and local community for their unwavering support. This volunteering mission would not have been possible without them.

Tanzania, thank you for the lessons in resilience, humility and compassion. May this trip be the first of many to Tanzania.

~Sandra Furey~

16/02/2026

Sandra is a Chartered Physiotherapist originally from Mitchelstown, with a strong passion for musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy.

She completed her undergraduate studies at University College Cork, where she studied Biological and Chemical Sciences, majoring in Physiology, before going on to complete her Master’s in Physiotherapy at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh.

From early on in her training, Sandra had a keen interest in how the body works and moves, alongside a lifelong involvement in sport. While keeping an open mind across all areas of physiotherapy, her musculoskeletal placement in Scotland and sports medicine elective placement at UPMC Cork reinforced her desire to pursue a career in MSK and sports rehabilitation.

Sandra has a particular interest in sporting injuries and orthopaedic conditions, and she is passionate about providing evidence-based, individualised treatment to help patients return to activity safely and confidently.