Galway City Physiotherapy

19/03/2025

Our clinic phone lines are currently down and Eir are working to correct the issue. Please bear with us and email us with any changes to appointments or queries. Apologies for any inconvenience

23/01/2025

04/01/2025

Happy new year to all, and good health for 2025 🌟

We are upgrading our system at the moment and will have limited access to our online system for a couple of days. This will impact our online booking system. We apologise for any inconvenience.

Please email us on info@galwaycityphysiotherapy.com or call us on 091769912 for any bookings or queries.

Thank you all for your patience 🙌🏻

17/12/2024

We’re on the last week of classes for 2024- Hard to believe!

Thank you to everyone for all the hard work all year, it’s been great fun! Classes will start back the week of 13th January 🥳

Time to stick the feet up now and wait for Santy 🎅

08/09/2024

Happy World Physiotherapy Day!

The focus for 2024 is on Low Back Pain; a common issue that affects millions of people each year.

Find out what Physiotherapy can do to support you and help you better manage your low back pain. Take the next step and contact us for more info

15/03/2024

Great night well done to all 👏🏻

07/03/2024

🐰🐣🐇 We are Live🐇🐣🐰

Easter Camp Tuesday April 2nd to Friday 5th 2024

Online booking link:

https://liammellows.ie/categories/camp/products

Looking forward to seeing all our hurling and camogie players in action at our Easter camp💚🤍🏑

31/10/2023

What a legend, Mikey who completed the Dublin Marathon on the weekend in a serious time 💪🏼🙌🏻 Massive achievement- congratulations 🥳 Back to the real work today…😃

24/07/2023

Hard luck Girls. A year of highs and lows. We relish the wins and learn from the defeats. 10 years working with and it never feels like work! A super gang of dedicated athletes and management 🙌🏻

18/04/2023

Back to back League winners 🙌🏻 🏆
Fantastic win on Sunday and great as always to be working with this great team of athletes and management.

24/01/2023

We would like to welcome back and congratulate our Senior Physiotherapist and Practice Partner, Cliodhna Ni Choisdealbha. Cliodhna has recently given birth to baby Grainne and celebrated her marriage to Davy. We wish them many happy years together and are thrilled to have her back on the Team here at Galway City Physiotherpy.

We would like to welcome back and congratulate our Senior Physiotherapist and Practice Partner, Cliodhna Ni Choisdealbha. Cliodhna has recently given birth to baby Grainne and celebrated her marriage to Davy. We wish them many happy years together and are thrilled to have her back on the Team here a...

07/10/2022

Ireland has one of the highest osteoporosis rates globally. It is estimated that up to 300,000 people in Ireland have osteoporosis. Although more common in females who have gone through menopause, it can also affect men, children and athletes. Bone is a living tissue that the body continually removes and replaces. As we get older, this process slows down, and usually more bone is lost than formed....

Ireland has one of the highest osteoporosis rates globally. It is estimated that up to 300,000 people in Ireland have osteoporosis. Although more common in females who have gone through menopause, it can also affect men, children and athletes. Bone is a living tissue that the body continually remove...