Professor Joseph Queally

Professor Joseph Queally Hip, knee and trauma specialist focused on patient care We provide professional and compassionate aftercare.

Prof Queally’s private practice focuses on achieving the best possible outcomes for patients using the latest evidence-based treatments. Our approach is always to explore minimally invasive and non-surgical treatment options fully before recommending surgery. This is to ensure you receive safest, most effective treatment for your condition with the fastest possible recovery times. Prof Queally is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon who was formerly Departmental Head of Trauma at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge, one of the UK’s leading major trauma centres. He has won awards for his research into joint replacement and has published widely in leading health journals.

I’m too young for hip/knee problems”.We hear this weekly from patients in their 30s and 40s.The truth? Orthopaedic condi...
27/02/2026

I’m too young for hip/knee problems”.

We hear this weekly from patients in their 30s and 40s.

The truth? Orthopaedic conditions don’t discriminate by age.

Sports injuries strike athletes at peak performance; repetitive strain affects workers in their prime, early-onset arthritis can begin before 40 and overuse injuries impact active individuals

Over 75,000 hip and knee procedures were performed in Ireland between 2010-2019 and the majority of patients waiting for treatment are between 50-70.

But intervention often begins much earlier.

The key? Don’t ignore persistent joint pain, stiffness, or
instability, regardless of your age.

Modern diagnostics can identify issues early, when treatment options are most effective and least invasive.

Prevention starts with assessment. Call us to book your consultation.

📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575

📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140

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From Struggling to Thriving: Real RecoveryRecently, a young footballer came to me concerned by knee issue,Season over, h...
25/02/2026

From Struggling to Thriving: Real Recovery

Recently, a young footballer came to me concerned by knee issue,
Season over, he thought.
A grandmother arrived believing she’d never tend the garden again due to hip arthritis.
Today?

The footballer is back in training. The grandmother is planting spring bulbs.

Different ages. Different injuries. Same outcome: return to active life.

Whether you’re: → A weekend warrior with a sports injury → Managing progressive arthritis → Recovering from trauma → Experiencing unexplained joint pain

Prompt, accurate diagnosis paired with the right treatment pathway makes all the difference.

Book your consultation today

📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575

📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140


ActiveLiving JointReplacemen

The Reality of Joint Pain in Ireland39% of Irish adults over 56 live with arthritis.That’s nearly 4 in 10 people experie...
23/02/2026

The Reality of Joint Pain in Ireland

39% of Irish adults over 56 live with arthritis.

That’s nearly 4 in 10 people experiencing daily joint pain that
impacts their work, activities, and quality of life.

But here’s what many don’t know: most joint conditions DON’T require immediate surgery.

Through evidence-based diagnostics and treatment pathways including:

· Advanced imaging and assessment

· Non-surgical interventions

· Minimally invasive procedures

· Joint replacement when appropriate

We’re helping patients get back to the activities they love, whether that’s playing with grandchildren, returning to competitive sport, or simply walking without pain. If joint pain is holding you back, accurate diagnosis is the first step

Book your consultation today. Let’s get you moving again.

📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575

📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140


JointHealth IrishHealthcare

When should you see an orthopaedic specialist?The HSE recommends seeking specialist review if joint pain:• Lasts more th...
20/02/2026

When should you see an orthopaedic specialist?

The HSE recommends seeking specialist review if joint pain:
• Lasts more than a few weeks
• Keeps returning
• Limits daily activity or sleep

Whether you’re managing arthritis, recovering from injury, or trying to stay active, early expert input can make treatment simpler and more effective.

👉 Book an appointment today.
📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575
📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140

Arthritis doesn’t mean giving up movement.The HSE encourages safe, guided activity for people with hip and knee arthriti...
18/02/2026

Arthritis doesn’t mean giving up movement.

The HSE encourages safe, guided activity for people with hip and knee arthritis as movement helps maintain strength, balance, and joint function.

With the right plan, many patients stay active through:
• Walking & low-impact exercise
• Strength and mobility programmes
• Targeted treatments to reduce pain

The goal is to keep you moving confidently and comfortably, for as long as possible.

👉 Book an appointment today.
📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575
📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140

Stiff hips or knees first thing in the morning? You’re not alone.According to the Health Service Executive (HSE), osteoa...
09/02/2026

Stiff hips or knees first thing in the morning? You’re not alone.

According to the Health Service Executive (HSE), osteoarthritis is one of the most common causes of joint pain in adults over 60 - particularly affecting the hips and knees.

Early symptoms often include:
• Morning stiffness
• Pain when walking or climbing stairs
• Reduced range of movement

The good news? Early assessment can help slow progression and improve comfort through targeted treatment, physiotherapy, and lifestyle adjustments — not just surgery.

👉 Book an appointment today.
📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575
📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140


HSEDublin HealthyAgeing

Persistent hip pain isn’t something you should ignore.According to HSE guidance, ongoing hip pain can signal:• Osteoarth...
06/02/2026

Persistent hip pain isn’t something you should ignore.

According to HSE guidance, ongoing hip pain can signal:
• Osteoarthritis
• Labral tears
• Referred pain from the spine

If pain is affecting sleep, walking, or daily activities, it’s time
for a specialist review. Modern treatments can reduce pain, restore mobility, and delay or avoid surgery in many cases.

👉 Book an appointment today.
📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575
📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140


PainFreeMovemen

Back training in 2026 ? Your knees may feel it first.The HSE highlights a spike in sports-related knee injuries early in...
04/02/2026

Back training in 2026 ? Your knees may feel it first.

The HSE highlights a spike in sports-related knee injuries early in the year, often caused by:
• Sudden increases in training load
• Poor warm-up routines
• Weak hip or core stability

Common issues include meniscal tears, ligament strains, and
patellofemoral pain — all treatable, especially when assessed early.

👉 Book an appointment today.
📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575
📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140


InjuryPrevention

Why do hips and knees feel stiffer in winter?Colder temperatures can reduce joint lubrication and increase muscle tightn...
02/02/2026

Why do hips and knees feel stiffer in winter?

Colder temperatures can reduce joint lubrication and increase muscle tightness, something the Health Service Executive notes is especially common in people with osteoarthritis.

Early signs to watch for
• Morning stiffness lasting over 30 minutes
• Pain when climbing stairs
• Reduced range of movement

Treatment options range from physiotherapy and injections to joint replacement, depending on severity and early assessment makes all the difference.

👉 Book an appointment today.
📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575
📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140


OrthopaedicsIreland ActiveAgeing

Aim for progress - not perfection.Move a little more. Address problems early. Choose care that supports your  long-term ...
30/01/2026

Aim for progress - not perfection.

Move a little more. Address problems early. Choose care that supports your long-term wellbeing.

Even small increases in activity are associated with significant
health benefits, especially for previously inactive adults.

Better mobility starts today.

Book an appointment today.

📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575
📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140

Our clinic isn’t only for sports injuries.Joint pain, stiffness, and mobility issues affect people of all ages and lifes...
28/01/2026

Our clinic isn’t only for sports injuries.

Joint pain, stiffness, and mobility issues affect people of all ages and lifestyles. Indeed, HSE data shows musculoskeletal conditions are one of the top causes of disability in Ireland.

So looking after your body is part of looking after your life.

Book an appointment today.

📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575
📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140

Rest, recovery, and sleep are essential parts of staying active.Adequate recovery reduces overuse injuries and supports ...
26/01/2026

Rest, recovery, and sleep are essential parts of staying active.
Adequate recovery reduces overuse injuries and supports muscle and joint repair.
It’s true pushing through pain doesn’t build resilience - it often
leads to injury.

That’s why smart recovery keeps you moving longer.

Book an appointment today.

📍 Beacon Centre for Orthopaedics | ☎️ 01 293 7575
📍 UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic | ☎️ 01 526 2140

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