Eoin completed his physiotherapy degree in 2013 at University College Dublin. Over the next 2 years he worked in New Zealand. He qualified as a Pilates instructor during this period and set up a Pilates clinic in Wanaka, developing individual and group programs tailored for all levels. Eoin also specialised in treatment of elite skiers and snowboarders in Wanaka’s challenging ski fields, while also working as the head physiotherapist to the Upper Clutha Rugby team. In 2015, Eoin moved to Melbourne, Australia and began a 5-year association with Pinnacle Health Group - specialists in corporate wellness working with ergonomic issues, back and neck problems, pain relief and musculoskeletal conditions. By the end of his 5-years at Pinnacle, Eoin was responsible for 10 healthcare professionals specialising in corporate wellness and had a well-rounded understanding of the psychosocial nature of pain and how best to manage it. Having returned to Ireland in 2020 he feels the experience in New Zealand and Australia has opened his eyes to the broader picture of physiotherapy and allied health. Eoin is well practiced in manual therapy, dry needling, taping and soft tissue techniques. He has gained experience in a wide array of disciplines and sports. He believes in adapting his treatment to match the individual needs of the client and provide optimal return to the demands of an active life. Personally, Eoin enjoys a varied lifestyle. He enjoys acting and is also very keen on personal fitness including Pilates and competing in running and triathlon events. In 2019 he completed the Melbourne Marathon and completed his first Half Ironman triathlon in Cork in 2022. He opened PC Physiotherapy, Cork Street in 2023.

Jack is a chartered physiotherapist who graduated from UCD and has over 10 years experience in private practice. Jack is currently working as a Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist in Tallaght University Hospital. Jack has a keen interest in exercise rehabilitation and helping his patients get back to doing what they enjoy. Outside of work, Jack is a keen hockey player and long-time member of Railway Union Hockey club. He enjoys skiing in the winter and tries to get out sea-swimming in the summer months when the Irish waters are slightly warmer!

Robert is a chartered physiotherapist with a strong interest in sport and sports-related injuries. Alongside private practice, Robert has extensive experience working with Lansdowne FC doing pitchside physiotherapy at weekends as well as managing a caseload of surgical and medical patients in an acute hospital setting during the week, giving them a well-rounded and evidence-based approach to rehabilitation. Robert is passionate about helping patients recover efficiently, reduce pain, and return safely to activity. When not working, Robert enjoys cycling and swimming, which helps inform his understanding of training, recovery, and injury prevention.

Rutu is a CORU-registered, ISCP-member Chartered Physiotherapist with over 10 years’ experience across private practice and clinical settings, with a strong focus on musculoskeletal rehab. She completed a Master of Science in Physiotherapy (MScPT) at Coventry University (UK). She treats a wide range of Musculoskeletal conditions and creates personalised, evidence- based rehab programmes, combining hands-on treatment and exercise rehab to help people get back to what they enjoy. Rutu has worked in busy private practice settings in Ireland previously, where she also led group classes like “Stronger for Longer” and “Healthy Bones.”​ Before moving to Ireland, Rutu ran her own physiotherapy clinic in India, building a holistic and patient-centred approach to care. She is also trained in Yoga, Dry Needling, pre and post-natal exercise prescription and Vestibular Rehabilitation, which allows her to tailor care for a wider range of patient needs. She has a special interest in Pilates-based rehabilitation. Outside the clinic, she enjoys singing and cooking, and has taken part in many music competitions in India- bringing the same energy, creativity and positivity to her work with patients.

Vincenzo graduated from Coventry University with a First Class Honours degree and a strong passion for musculoskeletal physiotherapy. He has gained a broad range of clinical experience in the UK, including musculoskeletal rehabilitation at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, where he worked with patients recovering from total hip replacements, total knee replacements, and shoulder procedures. He has also worked with Coventry City FC, delivering sport-specific physiotherapy to professional football academy teams. His work focused on injury prevention, exercise prescription, and performance optimisation to support the development of the next generation of professional footballers. In addition, Vincenzo has completed a variety of other clinical rotations, including training in intensive care cardiothoracic physiotherapy at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Outside of physiotherapy, Vincenzo played rugby for eight years and has trained in MMA for five years. This background has helped shape his special interest in contact sport physiotherapy, where he combines cutting-edge, evidence-based techniques with tailored rehabilitation programmes to help athletes perform at their best. In his spare time, Vincenzo is an avid skier, hiker, and cyclist. He is passionate about delivering holistic physiotherapy through a biopsychosocial approach, ensuring that each patient’s individual goals and expectations are listened to and achieved.