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Physio Castlebar

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  • 08-10-2010 12:48pm
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    Gun_Slinger
    Registered Users Posts: 212 ✭✭


    Can anyone reccomend a good physio around Castlebar (might stretch to Westport)?
    Thanks a million.


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    yop
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    Been to 3 over the years.

    Padraic Costello, very facilitating but very competent and reliable.

    Martin McIntyre, used to be physio with Roscommon and Kerry football teams, busy so could be hard to get an appointment.

    Margaret Armstrong (in Westport), another ex county physio, I had a knee injury that I couldn't shift for 2 months, within 5 sessions she had it diagnosed and sorted out. What was funny was the injurys cause was in my groin/stomach area!

    PM me if you want the numbers.


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    Kristopherus
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    Gina Carney,Corheens, Castlebar. Especially good with sports injuries.


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    Gun_Slinger
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    Thanks folks will ring around and check one of these out.


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    Samhain
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    +1 for Martin McIntyre, have gone to him with numerous injuries over the last few years (Back, Knee, Ankle) and have found him excellent. Check out his site - http://www.sism.ie/asp/


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    shoes34
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    Samhain wrote: »
    +1 for Martin McIntyre, have gone to him with numerous injuries over the last few years (Back, Knee, Ankle) and have found him excellent. Check out his site - http://www.sism.ie/asp/


    can anyone tell me how much he charges?


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    yop
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    Can't remember but I THINK it was 45 spots an hour. Best to give him a ring.


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    John mac
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    Sylvia Nagle, Knockthomas.

    I can recommend her..


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    tennessee time
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    SISM is very good, ie martin mcintyre on spencer street


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    murf 1990
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    Gun_Slinger wrote: »
    Can anyone reccomend a good physio around Castlebar (might stretch to Westport)?
    Thanks a million.

    anyone with a hearth beat is a physico up there its all the years of inbreading


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    Samhain
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    anyone with a hearth beat is a physico up there its all the years of inbreading

    Thank you so much for that valuable and well thought out contribution :rolleyes:


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    yop
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    murf 1990 wrote: »
    anyone with a hearth beat is a physico up there its all the years of inbreading

    Lol class, brilliant. Enjoy your stay off boards ;)


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    Gun_Slinger
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    murf 1990 wrote: »
    anyone with a hearth beat is a physico up there its all the years of inbreading

    That is hilarious on so many levels :D


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    Kristopherus
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    yop wrote: »
    Lol class, brilliant. Enjoy your stay off boards ;)

    And learn how to spell while you are on hols:D


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