Physiotherapy Clinic in Limerick for Pain Relief and Injury Recovery
For over 27 years, Don Kelly has helped people in Limerick manage pain, recover from injuries and improve their mobility through personalised, hands-on physiotherapy care at his Dooradoyle clinic.
Looking for a physio in Limerick? Don Kelly provides personalised physiotherapy in Limerick for back, neck, joint and sports injuries. For 27 years, he has helped patients manage pain, recover from injury and improve mobility at his Dooradoyle clinic.
Treatment options include physiotherapy, acupuncture, dry needling, dry cupping and custom orthotics. Following an individual assessment, Don recommends a treatment plan tailored to your symptoms, movement and recovery goals.
Why Choose Don Kelly as Your Physio in Limerick?
Choosing the right physiotherapist can make all the difference in your recovery.
1. Personalised Care for Pain and Injury Recovery
Don works with people experiencing back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee and sports-related pain. He begins with an individual assessment to understand your symptoms, movement and recovery goals before recommending a suitable treatment plan.
2. Treatment Options Tailored to Your Needs
Depending on your assessment, Don may recommend one treatment or a combination of:
Physiotherapy & rehabilitation
Acupuncture & dry needling
Dry cupping therapy
Custom orthotics & Gait analysis
The recommended approach will depend on your symptoms, movement and recovery goals.
3. Patient-Focused Physiotherapy Care in Limerick
Don provides hands-on physiotherapy care to people from Limerick and surrounding areas. His approach focuses on understanding each patient’s symptoms, explaining the available treatment options and supporting realistic recovery goals.
Conditions Treated at Our Limerick Physio Clinic
27 Years of Physiotherapy Care in Limerick
For 27 years, Don Kelly has provided hands-on care for people experiencing pain, injuries and movement difficulties. At his Dooradoyle clinic, each patient receives an individual assessment and treatment recommendations based on their symptoms, mobility and recovery goals.
Posture-related issues, bulging discs, slipped discs, sciatica, whiplash, degenerative changes such as arthritis, Sports-related injuries and whiplash
Arthritis, repetitive strain injuries, tendonitis, knee pain, sprains and strains
Ligament sprains (ACL, MCL, PCL) and meniscus injuries
Patellofemoral (kneecap) pain and overuse injuries
Hip bursitis, labral tears, and impingement
Arthritis and joint degeneration
Post-surgical rehabilitation (knee replacements, hip replacements, arthroscopies)
Sports-related strains and traumatic injuries
Shoulder pain & injuries – rotator cuff strains/tears, frozen shoulder, dislocations, impingement
Elbow conditions – tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis), ligament strains
Carpal tunnel syndrome – tingling, numbness, and pain from nerve compression in the wrist
Repetitive strain injuries – from sports, desk work, or manual jobs
Post-surgical rehabilitation – after shoulder stabilisation or elbow surgery
Knee surgery – ACL/PCL repairs, meniscus surgery, knee replacements
Hip surgery – total hip replacements, hip resurfacing, arthroscopy
Shoulder surgery – rotator cuff repair, labral repair, stabilisation procedures
Spinal surgery – discectomy, laminectomy, spinal fusions
Other orthopaedic procedures – fracture repairs, ankle reconstructions, wrist surgeries
Sciatica – radiating pain from the lower back down the leg
Trapped or pinched nerves – causing numbness, tingling, or burning pain
Muscle spasms and chronic tension – restricting movement and comfort
Repetitive strain injuries – from desk work, sports, or manual labour
Tendon and ligament injuries – strains, sprains, and overuse damage
Soft tissue inflammation – bursitis, tendonitis, and muscle irritation
Tension headaches – often caused by tight neck and shoulder muscles
Migraines – with or without aura, triggered by stress, posture, or muscle imbalance
Cervicogenic headaches – headaches originating from the neck and upper spine
Bell’s Palsy – facial nerve weakness or paralysis
Jaw tension and TMJ dysfunction – often linked to headaches and facial pain
Ankle sprains and strains – often caused by sports or sudden twisting injuries
Plantar fasciitis – sharp heel pain, especially in the morning
Achilles tendon problems – pain and stiffness in the back of the heel
Stress fractures – from running, jumping, or repetitive impact
Flat feet and overpronation – leading to pain and imbalance
Arthritis of the ankle and foot joints – causing stiffness and swelling
Post-surgical rehabilitation – ankle or foot surgery recovery
Muscle tightness and spasms – often in the neck, shoulders, and back
Tension headaches and migraines – linked to stress and poor posture
Digestive discomfort and fatigue – common when stress is ongoing
Weakened recovery – slower healing from injuries or surgery
Exacerbation of chronic pain – stress makes existing pain feel worse
Physiotherapy and Treatment Options in Limerick
Physiotherapy
Dry Needling
Cupping Therapy
Custom Orthotics
Frequently Asked Questions About Physiotherapy in Limerick
No referral is required — you can book directly with Don Kelly Physiotherapy & Acupuncture. We welcome all patients without needing a GP’s approval.
our first session includes a detailed assessment of your history, strength, flexibility, posture, and pain triggers. You’ll receive an initial treatment and a tailored treatment plan with home exercises.
We provide a holistic range of therapies, including Physiotherapy, Dry Needling & Acupuncture, Cupping Therapy, and Custom Orthotics — all within one clinic to meet your needs.
Most sessions last 45–60 minutes, and treatment plans vary depending on your condition and progress. Some improve in a few visits, while others require ongoing rehab.
Treatments aim to reduce pain; however, you may feel some temporary discomfort — especially when mobilizing stiff muscles or joints. Let us know if it becomes too intense, and we’ll adjust accordingly.
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes — e.g. shorts for lower limb issues or a tank top for shoulder pain. Bring any relevant medical history or imaging, and you’ll be guided through an intake form if needed.
Yes. Don treats both recent injuries and longer-term pain, including sports injuries, joint and muscle pain, post-surgical rehabilitation, and nerve or soft-tissue conditions. Treatment recommendations are based on an individual assessment.
We go beyond treating symptoms — our holistic care includes hands-on therapy, tailored home exercises, posture corrections, and lifestyle advice to prevent recurrence and ensure lasting improvement.
The Limerick clinic is open Monday to Friday, from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Evening appointments are available; please book in advance to confirm availability.
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Limerick Physiotherapy And Acupuncture Clinic
The most trusted physiotherapist and acupuncturist in Limerick. Providing the highest level of physiotherapy care.
PHONE NO.
086-3239194
LOCATION
8 The Stables, Huntsfield, Dooradoyle, Limerick
