Physiotherapy Sessions

Physiotherapy sessions at Dublin North Physiotherapy clinic last approximately 45 mins, allowing for thorough assessment, treatment and rehabilitation planning for your individual complaint. This ensures you are fully informed of your reason for attending and the proposed plan to address the issue.

Health Insurance

Chartered Physiotherapy services can be refunded by your health insurers, depending on your plan. VHI, Laya, Irish Life, Aviva to name a few.

Damien Fennelly

MSC BSc MISCP

Damien was awarded a Golf scholarship programme to DCU, where he was awarded a Bachelor’s Honours Degree in Sports Science and Health. On graduating Damien worked as lead sports scientist and strength and conditioning specialist with the Meath senior football team, gaining promotion in the national league and making an All-Ireland semi-final in the same season. Damien furthered his studies and obtained a Masters Degree in Physiotherapy from Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, Scotland. Upon returning from Edinburgh, Damien established Dublin North Physiotherapy clinic in 2009.

Dublin North Physiotherapy has continued to thrive and expand since its conception. With the addition of young talented physiotherapists to the team, acquiring a number of well-known sports clubs and associations. Damien was a senior footballer with the Clontarf GAA senior team for 16 years and has continued to work with high performance programmes and is lead physiotherapist to the Paddy Harrington Golf Scholarship programme in NUI Maynooth.  Dublin North Physiotherapy is ever expanding and has subsequently set up a second base in Malahide. Damien also operates as an external clinical educator for the BSc Athletic Therapy programme in DCU.

Kevin Molloy

MSC BSc MISCP

Kevin started his academic journey at Dublin City University, where he earned a Bachelor’s Honours Degree in Sports Science and Health. While at DCU, he gained valuable experience in strength and conditioning by working with young elite athletes in the Football Association of Ireland . After completing his undergraduate studies, Kevin pursued a Master’s in Physiotherapy at University College Cork.

After graduating, Kevin worked in the community and primary care setting, treating patients with diverse health conditions and musculoskeletal injuries. This experience fueled his passion for promoting longevity and preventing injuries through physical activity and exercise. Kevin later joined DN Physiotherapy clinic, where he enjoys treating a wide variety of clients and serves as the lead Physiotherapist for Ballymun Senior Footballers and Clontarf Senior Hurlers. He is currently playing football at the highest amateur level in Leinster and finds fulfillment in helping patients achieve their personal goals, whether in sports or daily activities.