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Diarmuid Horgan MISCP
BSc. Physiotherapy.
MSc. Advanced Healthcare Practice.
Diarmuid is a member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (MISCP) with a Honours BSc. of Physiotherapy from the University of Limerick. He followed this with further post-graduate qualifications in Musculoskeletal Therapy and MSc. in Advanced Healthcare Practice.
Diarmuid has operated as a physiotherapist across a wide spectrum of healthcare services in hospital, community and sports settings, as well as in business and occupational health. While working in varying areas of healthcare and with persons of varied ages, it has afforded Diarmuid a great appreciation for holistic and personalised care.
From a sporting perspective, Diarmuid has a keen interest in reducing the opportunity for injury to occur. He has worked with several GAA and rugby clubs as well as individual athletes from various sporting disciplines and ability. He worked as physiotherapist to the Clare Senior Hurling Team from 2010 to 2014 and worked with Clare GAA on player development from minor, U21 and senior level.
Areas of special interest include:
· Treatment of pain
· Biomechanical assessment
· Sports Injury Rehabilitation
· Healthcare technology
· Healthy ageing
· Neurology Rehabilitation
Kate O'Sullivan MISCP
BSc. Physiotherapy.
Kate is a member of both CORU and the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists with over a decade of experience helping people move with confidence, overcome pain, and get back to the activities they love.
She began her physiotherapy journey in Ireland, graduating with a BSc in Physiotherapy from the University of Limerick, before moving to London to broaden her clinical experience. Since then, she has worked across the NHS, private practice, and specialist neurological and orthopaedic rehabilitation settings, giving her a wide perspective on patient care.
Her special interest is musculoskeletal physiotherapy — from acute injuries to persistent pain conditions. Over the years, she has treated everything from osteoarthritis, spinal issues to sports-related injuries, tailoring each programme to the individual. She particularly enjoys setting realistic, patient-centred goals and helping people not only recover but to also build resilience for the future.
Beyond her clinical work, she has a keen interest in rowing, GAA and more recently, running and weightlifting. She has previously rowed competitively in Ireland, the UK, and the US. Since moving back to Cork, she has started back playing Camogie and taking part in her local Parkrun.
Niamh Sheehan MISCP
MISCP MSOM
BSc. Physiotherapy.
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