At Ashbourne Physiotherapy Clinic, we aim to get you fit, healthy and back to being active. We have physiotherapists who specialise in different areas and since we opened back in 1992, we have treated thousands of patients and helped them get back to sport, work or to just to be able to enjoy life without pain.
Meet The Team
AHMED SALMA
M.Sc. Advanced Physiotherapy MISCP
Ahmad is a senior chartered physiotherapist specialising in the field of musculoskeletal physiotherapy. He graduated from University College Dublin, with a Masters in Advanced Physiotherapy where he researched groin injuries in GAA players. Prior to this, he graduated in 2009 with a first-class honours degree in physiotherapy…
MARIOLA STYPULKOWSKA
M.Sc. Physiotherapy M.I.S.C.P.
Mariola graduated in 2012 from Medical University with a Masters in Physiotherapy. She has worked in private practice and as a lecturer in physiotherapy. Her main interests are the treatment of spinal issues, women’s health (all pelvic floor, bowel, bladder and pre- and post-natal issues), T.M.J (jaw)
pain and vertigo. She is a qualified A.P.P.I. Pilates instructor …
LINDA FITZGERALD
B.Sc. (Physio), M.I.S.C.P. M.C.S.P. PG Cert (Women’s Health)
Linda qualified from Trinity College, Dublin and has gained extensive experience in major teaching hospitals in Dublin and in Australia. Linda opened Ashbourne Physiotherapy Clinic in 1992 and Ashbourne Cross Physiotherapy in 2012. She has a special interest in continence (male and female/bowel and bladder)…
CLAIRE FINNEGAN
Practice Administrator
Claire Finnegan joined our team in 2019 and runs all aspects of the office. She qualified as a dental nurse from Dublin Dental University Hospital, Trinity College and previously worked in a large multi-disciplinary private practice as both a dental nurse and in management…
Latest News
Returning to running after giving birth
Running is a high impact sport placing a lot of demand on the body. High impact exercise was found to have an increased risk of pelvic floor dysfunction compared to low impact exercise. After having a baby, the pelvic floor is weak and injured in […]