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Pearse Street Physiotherapy Clinic

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Pearse Street Physio aims to give its patients optimum physical health at affordable prices. Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Pilates classes available!

We provide an extensive list of treatments including hands on treatment, manual therapy, sports massage, joint manipulation, stretching programmes, strengthening programmes, pilates,personal training, taping, dry needling, strength and conditioning, injury screening and orthotics. Bookings can be made via our website or you can call us at
01 6334035

23/02/2026

Sandra Fernandez

Certified in Pilates Mat from Federacion Espanola de Pilates y Tai Chi in Spain and Advanced Pilates Matwork from National Training Centre in Dublin.

Has taught Pilates at our clinic since 2013. Her work is currently focuses on Pilates for physical therapy clients and Pilates mat.

After 2 years of self-practise, she decided to pursue a career in which she could pass on her passion of Pilates to others. Has experienced first-hand the positive impact that Pilates can have physically and emotionally. Has used the system to combat her own postural problems and is a proof that it works.

22/02/2026

Finally blue skies above us today ☀️ Enjoy it Dublin!

19/02/2026

Congrats to our patient Diarmuid O Donovan who was recently crowned Garda National Champion XC, tremendous grit and hard work put in 🎽🏃🏻‍♀️

15/02/2026

Aidan was the Head Physiotherapist with the Irish Olympic Team from 2010 to 2017. He was Head Physiotherapist at inaugural European Games in Baku 2015 and the London 2012 Games where Ireland had its most successful Olympics in 50 years. Aidan was also selected as physiotherapist with the Irish Olympic Teams for Beijing 2008 and Athens 2004.

Aidan competed internationally for 10 years. He represented Ireland at World and European Championships competing for both Athletics Ireland and Triathlon Ireland.

Aidan graduated from UCD in 1996 and the University of Queensland in 2001.

02/02/2026

Adolescent athletes aren’t just “small adults.” Growth + training stress = unique risk. Here’s what to monitor each week 👇

🏋️ Weekly Training Load • Track total sessions + intensity, not just attendance

Count the hours of organized training per week (a 13 year old should not be going far beyond 13 hours per week)

Watch for sudden spikes (>10–15% jump week to week)

Build in at least 1-2 true recovery days weekly

📏 Peak Height Growth (Growth Spurts)

Measure height monthly (more often during rapid growth phases)

Rapid growth = higher injury risk window

Expect temporary drops in coordination & mobility

A nice rule to apply is letting your child do 1 less session a month if they have grown over 1 cm in the month previous. That session can then be reintroduced if growth has then slowed back down.

⚠️ Don’t Dismiss “Normal” Aches • Persistent soreness ≠ always “just growing pains”

Pain lasting >7 days needs attention

Track patterns: same spot, same drill, same session type

We see concerning tendon and apohyseal injuries often come late to clinic as pain was often being dismissed

✅ Simple Rule:
Growth + Load + Pain signals should always be reviewed together — not in isolation.

19/11/2025

James graduated from University College Cork in 2012 with a B.Ed in Sports Studies and Physical Education. After a few years working both in Ireland and the UK in this field he then pursued a degree a Physiotherapy. In 2018 he then graduated from the BSc Physiotherapy programme at the Royal College of Surgeons

Since graduation James has accumulated extensive experience both in public and private sectors. He completed all core rotations in Saint Vincent's University Hospital (MSK, orthopedic inpatients cardiorespiratory and neuro/stroke rehab).

James has a significant interest in athletic development and sports rehabilitation. In 2023 he completed a postgraduate qualification in Strength and Conditioning from SETU.

He was worked for several years with Old Wesley Rugby Club and De La Salle Rugby club with their Under 20s teams.

Outside of clinic time James enjoys playing Gaelic Football with Naobh Olafs GAA club.

03/11/2025

Commiserations to the senior Irish Rugby League Women’s team who missed out on a spot for the 2026 World Cup after playing in the World Series in Canada.
Well done to patients Molly Boyne and Aimee Clarke on being selected and to physio Aine Rowe for her work with the team.

31/10/2025

Reactive strength = how quickly and efficiently your muscles and tendons can absorb and produce force. 🏃‍♂️💥

Ankle stiffness (in a good way!) is part of that. It’s what lets you spring off the ground instead of sinking into it. Think of it like having a strong, responsive “spring” in your lower leg.

After an ankle injury, that spring often gets weaker or slower to react. Traditional rehab builds strength and balance, but regaining that reactive power, the fast stretch-shortening ability can be the hardest part

That’s why we go beyond basic exercises in the later stages of rehab. We focus on speed, elasticity, and timing.

Here are some of the exercises we use in clinic to rebuild reactive strength and ankle stiffness 👇

Be patient it takes considerable time to improve.

29/10/2025

Congrats to some of our patients that last weekend completed the Dublin marathon in challenging conditions!

Very proud of the effort and dedication you all put in during your training blocks!🎽🥈💨🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

19/10/2025

Ciarán Woods

Ciarán is the Practice Manager at Pearse Physio.

Ciarán is the person who ensures the clinic runs smoothly. With a commitment to providing great care and service to our patients, he calmly handles all technical, administrative and account matters, from appointment scheduling through to the management of our fantastic team. His expertise ensures that both our clinicians and patients experience a hassle-free environment.

07/10/2025

Amna is a Doctor of Physical Therapy with extensive hands-on experience. She graduated from The University of Lahore and has continued to grow her expertise with certifications as a Fitness Expert (Strength and Conditioning Level 1). Amna specialises in pain management, rehabilitation, and musculoskeletal injuries. My approach is multifaceted, I use techniques like Manual Therapy, Dry Needling, and Cupping Therapy to help my patients heal and feel their best.

I believe in creating a supportive and empathetic healing environment, tailoring personalized treatment plans to achieve the best possible outcomes. Whether you’re recovering from an injury or looking to improve your physical well-being, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.

06/10/2025

Well done to physio Aine Rowe and patients Molly Boyne and Aimee Clarke on representing Ireland in the Irish senior women’s rugby league game against Holland in their prep for the World Series in Canada this month!

Address

79 Pearse Street
Dublin
DUBLIN2

Opening Hours

Monday	6am - 10pm
Tuesday	6am - 10pm
Wednesday	6am - 10pm
Thursday	6am - 10pm
Friday	6am - 10pm

Website

http://www.pearsestreetphysio.com/

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