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Recommend me a physio in Kilkenny city please

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  • 17-01-2016 6:56pm
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    T L
    Registered Users Posts: 84 ✭✭


    As per title, it's for a sports injury. I haven't had to visit a physio before. I'm sure they're all fine, are there any particularly well known/reputable ones?


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    barneygumble99
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    T L wrote: »
    As per title, it's for a sports injury. I haven't had to visit a physio before. I'm sure they're all fine, are there any particularly well known/reputable ones?

    Martin Phelan of marble city physiotherapy. They have a website.


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    madmaggie
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    Kilkenny Physiotherapy Clinic, 7 Maudlin street. I've been there over the years for my back, neck, torn tendons. Great treatment and advice, and they won't keep you going back forever, I wouldn't go anywhere else. :)


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    Formosa
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    barneygumble99 wrote: »
    Martin Phelan of marble city physiotherapy. They have a website.

    +1 to Martin Phelan. I'm a physical wreck and he has always cured me of the latest afflictions.


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    pat k
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    John kearns he is v v good , the pysio for the kilkenny hurlers , hes on facebook or pm for no .


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    citykat
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    barneygumble99 wrote: »
    Martin Phelan of marble city physiotherapy. They have a website.

    Would also recommend Martin Phelan. Thorough gent. Played senior hurling for the Village and underage for Kilkenny so he's got a good sporting pedigree.


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    phkk
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    citykat wrote: »
    Would also recommend Martin Phelan. Thorough gent. Played senior hurling for the Village and underage for Kilkenny so he's got a good sporting pedigree.

    +1 Martin aswell. Excellent physio-got me back to my feet quickly after I tore my ACL and had to have operation on it. A gentleman also. My wife was there with Mia (Martin's wife) and found her to be excellent likewise


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    T L
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    Thanks all, much appreciated!


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    kamc
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    I have been visiting Martin Phelan for a few sessions now and he has recommended custom orthotics. Has anyone else gotten these from Martin. Are they good quality and do they last? He quoted me 300 euro so I would like to have an idea before I go ahead with them. Thanks!


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    citykat
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    kamc wrote: »
    I have been visiting Martin Phelan for a few sessions now and he has recommended custom orthotics. Has anyone else gotten these from Martin. Are they good quality and do they last? He quoted me 300 euro so I would like to have an idea before I go ahead with them. Thanks!

    I've had to get orthotics for kids, from another physio, which while not as expensive were pricey enough. Also they'll only last a year or so due to growth. For that price you should be getting good quality and as long as your feet aren't growing, you should get a few years out of them.


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    madmaggie
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    I was quoted 275 in Carlow, and 290 in Kilkenny for orthotics. I went for the Kilkenny orthotics, well worth the money to be pain free.


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