Rehab Physio, Sports & Performance Physio

BSc Physiotherapy and Science, MISCP Chartered Physiotherapist, CORU Registered Physiotherapist

Mateo is a Chartered Physiotherapist who works with people of all ages and activity levels, from children and older adults to people living with long-standing pain, those recovering from surgery, and competitive athletes. He believes good physiotherapy starts with listening: taking the time to understand each person’s pain and what they want to get back to doing, then explaining clearly what is going on and why. From there, Mateo and his patients agree a personalised plan together, combining hands-on treatment with exercises that fit into everyday life, so that each person leaves feeling confident managing their own recovery. Mateo graduated from Fontys University in the Netherlands in 2025 with First Class Honours. He has since worked in a sports physiotherapy clinic in Frankfurt, with professional rugby in Cape Town, and as Head Physiotherapist for the FC Barcelona Academy camps in Dublin. He is currently studying Graduate Entry Medicine at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, which gives him a broader understanding of his patients’ overall health and of when further tests or a specialist opinion may be needed. He is also involved in shoulder research at the UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic in Santry, reviewing MRI scans of patients with recurrent shoulder dislocations, which has given him a particular interest in shoulder problems. Outside the clinic, Mateo plays rugby. He is also happy to treat patients in Spanish, English or German. He is a member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (ISCP) and CORU registered.

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Sean graduated from UCD with a BSc in Physiotherapy and is a fully registered chartered physiotherapist. Sean has gained valuable knowledge from working in the UK and Australia, as well as Ireland and is finishing his Masters in Physiotherapy in UCD.

Sean is passionate about musculoskeletal physiotherapy and the rehabilitation of sports injuries. He has a special interest in adolescent knee pain, having presented literature reviews on adolescent knee pain at conferences in Liverpool and Geneva. He also has a particular interest in CrossFit & weightlifting injuries, as he is a regular participant in these exercise disciplines.

Sean employs a range of techniques in guiding patients through the rehabilitation. They include: Dry Needling, Orthotic Prescription, Myofascial Techniques, Strength & Conditioning. He has also established and delivered bone strengthening and Pilates classes. Sean is particularly interested in working with clients to help them discover the cause of the symptoms, as well as treating the painful area.

Sean has a real passion for physiotherapy and commits to giving the best to his clients, either to the sedentary individual or to the elite athlete, providing them with the most effective rehabilitation program to get them back to their highest level of functional and physical fitness.

Sean is a big believer in providing hands-on treatment and manual therapy to facilitate the patient’s recovery, along with giving the client a specific and personalised home exercise programme to maintain the benefits of manual therapy.

Sean is a member of ISCP and CORU

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Lorraine qualified from UCD in 1996 and has extensive Paediatric (Children) experience at home, in the UK and Australia. As well as treating children with sports injuries and pain, Lorraine’s specialist area is treating children with delayed development, neurological problems and genetic disorders.

Initially, Lorraine worked in the larger teaching hospitals such as Aintree NHS Trust, Alder Hey Childrens’ Hospital and Birmingham Childrens’ Hospital, in Child Health in the Adelaide & Meath incorporating the National Childrens’ Hospital, Tallaght.

For the last 10 years Lorraine has been working in the area of Community Paediatrics as well as being a member of an Early Intervention team. Within the area of Paediatrics I have many years of experience in treating conditions such as torticollis, plagiocephaly, positional talipes, flat feet, intoeing/outtoeing, developmental delay as well as sports injuries and joint/muscle pain in children.

I also have experience of treating children with dyspraxia and autism. I have a specialised interest in joint hypermobility.

During her spare time she enjoys Zumba and Yoga Barre.

Lorraine is a member of ISCP and CORU.

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Kiera Brown is a passionate Chartered Physiotherapist with a focus on facilitating clients to discover their own movement potential so as to improve their performance – whether that is in everyday life or at elite sports level.

​Having graduated in 1998, with a BSc(Hons) in Physiotherapy at the University of Ulster, Kiera spent a few years in a hospital setting before moving into Private Practice in 2000. Kiera has an interest in Chronic Pain, Wellness and the promotion of Physical Activity for all.

Kiera has had the privilege of training in Acupuncture, under the direction of Mary Pender and graduated from UCD in 2002 and then further training with world-renowned experts Dr. Tan’s (Balancing method) and John Tindall in London.

​She has always loved watching and teaching beautiful, graceful, powerful movements. Initially, she trained in London in 2004, with Body Control Pilates. In 2019, Kiera trained with Joanne Elphinston with the JEMS movement and the results are amazing. She enjoys working with clients to uncover their own dysfunctional movement patterns, to understand how those patterns fuel their pain/ recurrent injuries and then holding the space for clients to discover their own solutions.

​Kiera is active in promoting health and wellbeing within the clinic and within the community. She is interested in working with individuals and communities to discover and address the barriers to healthy lifestyle choices. She is the Healthy Club Officer for her local club and sits on the Executive Board. She is responsible for Diversity & Inclusion and Promotion of Health and Wellbeing within the Club. Kiera is also a current member of Board of DLR Sports Partnership, whose main objective is to increase participaton in sport.

​During her time off, Kiera is now focusing on cycling. Having had the privilege of running both the New York and Dublin Marathons, she now prefers 10 km leaving the longer distances for the bike! She enjoys yoga, pilates and strength training.

​Kiera is a member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapist (ISCP) and CORU registered.

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