We provide physiotherapy, physio & sports injury treatment, physical therapy, deep dry needling, yoga, pilates, Fms and Sfma and a range of the latest physiotherapy technologies including shockwave treatment. We are the only shockwave clinic in county Tipperary and one of only seven in country. We offer evening appointments if required, contact us for details. We are based in both Thurles and Templemore. Please visit our services page for a full list of physiotherapy services.
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Premier County Sports Medicine and Chartered Physiotherapy Clinics are now delighted to offer our clients Acupuncture, for the treatment of musculoskeletal problems and pain. What is acupuncture? Acupuncture is an accident Chinese treatment used to help stimulate the body’s own natural healing and repair mechanisms. Acupuncture involves the stimulation of acu-points, located on meridian
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Chronic Muscular Pain/Deep Dry Needling As a continuation to our discourse on Myofascial Trigger Point Release Therapy, Chartered Physiotherapists may utilize the more advanced and effective Deep Dry Needling, as opposed to hands on Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy. Dry Needling is an invasive procedure in which a solid filament needle is inserted into the skin
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Update on Premier County’s new Innovative Shockwave Treatment Premier County Physiotherapy based in Thurles & Templemore are the only clinic’s in Tipperary offering Shockwave to its patients. Chartered Physiotherapists Therese Ryan, Emma Callanan, Eibhlis Cooney and Joanne Shanahan are now fully trained to administer this highly innovative, dynamic and forward thinking treatment. The results of
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What is FMS and SFMA? Functional Movement Screen and Selective Functional Movement Assessment are based on an exercise philosophy and corresponding set of resources which has resulted from sound science, years of innovation and current research. These movement screens ultimately result in exposing a previously undiagnosed dysfunction in a players/athletes movement pattern that could be
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