Olympic physiotherapist Anne Blaney qualified from Trinity College Dublin  and worked in hospitals and private practice in Scotland, South Africa and Ireland before joining the Sandymount Physiotherapy Clinic in 1996. Since qualifying Anne completed graduate studies in Manipulative Therapy and in recent times has undertaken a Graduate Diploma in  Sports Physiotherapy at UCD.  Anne was one of 3 physiotherapists with the Olympic Council of Ireland at the Atlanta Olympic games in 1996 and attended the Sydney and Athens Olympics with the Irish Sailing team.  Anne has had many years of assessing high performance athletes.  Preparticipation assessment aims to identify imbalances  or weaknesses which may cause injury and by correcting these strives to prevent injury.  Anne adopts this approach in her management of all clients be they  high preformance athletes, weekend warriors, occupational athletes, new mums or the elderly coping at home.  Anne is an active menber of the Chartered Physiotherapists in Musculoskeletal Therapy(CPMT) and in Sport and Exercise Medicine (CPSEM). Anne was the first Irish Physiotherapist involved with the International Federation of Sports Physical Therapists.

Dr. Hugh Byrne is a vastly experienced sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapist registered with the ISCP and Coru.

Hugh has worked in private practice for 12 years and has over a decade of experience in elite sport with Wexford Senior Hurling, Hockey Ireland underage and senior teams, Kilmacud Crokes GAA, UCD Rugby and Motorsport Ireland. Hugh specialises in the treatment of all musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries. He is passionate about empowering patients to get back doing what they want to do and in achieving their goals.

Hugh began is training in Ulster University before completing his MSc. in UCD in advanced physiotherapy studies in UCD where he majored in sports physiotherapy, sports science and strength and conditioning. He then completed his PhD. in UCD in exercise in the treatment and prevention of chronic disease while working in private practice and sport.

Louise Wilson qualified from University College Dublin and gained a broad range of experience working in hospitals and private practice in both Canada and Ireland before setting up the Sandymount Physiotherapy Clinic in 1986.  She specialises in the treatment of back and neck problems and sports injuries and has undertaken post graduate studies in both Manipulative Therapy and Sports Injuries.  Louise has many years of experience in assessing musculoskeletal problems and sports injuries and is an expert in diagnosing problems, identifying  the cause and the best treatment , using manipulative therapy and exercise therapy. She is especially interested in Pilates and core control strategies in the prevention of injury and the management of back pain. Louise is a member of MACP (Chartered Physiotherapists in Manip Therapy, UK), CPMT (Chartered Physiotherapists in Manual Therapy, Irl), CPSEM (Chartered physiotherapists in Sport and Exercise Medicine, Irl) and regularly attends a vareity of courses taught by leaders in the field of manual and exercise therapy.