Pearse Street Physiotherapy Clinic

Aidan Woods has over 16 years experience of treating Irelands best athletes. He was selected as physiotherapist with the Irish Olympic teams for Athens 2004, and for Beijing 2008. After graduating he worked with Athletics Ireland and some of our countries top boxers. He moved on to work with national rugby, rowing and kayaking teams. His own personal involvement in swimming, cycling and gaelic football has led him to work with athletes from a variety of sports. Aidan has himself competed internationally for both the Athletics Association of Ireland and the Triathlon Association of Ireland. While living in Scotland and Australia he was also selected to compete for these countries.

Niamh Kissane qualified in 1999 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from University College Dublin. Niamh then attended Curtin University, Perth, Australia in 2004 and completed a certificate in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy. In 2005 Niamh completed a Masters of Manual Therapy from the Centre of Musculoskeletal Studies, University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia. Naimh spent some time working in Physiotherapy Clinics in Sydney and New Zealand. Niamh has been working full-time in private musculoskeletal physiotherapy since 2002, as well as work experience in sports clinics in Sydney and Christchurch in New Zealand. Niamh Kissane has been working with Irish athletes for 13 years. She is currently physiotherapist with Athletics Association of Ireland, working at numerous championships around Europe. While living in Kerry, Niamh worked with football and hurling teams. Niamh has competed at international level in athletics, and has recently taken up competing in triathlons. Niamh is also a member of the British Medical Acupuncture Society

Ethel Brady who has over 20 years working as a physiotherapist brings a wealth of experience to Pearse Street Physiotherapy Clinic.