Meet The Team

A graduate of Physiotherapy from the University of Limerick (UL), John brings a wealth of international and local expertise to Glenbarrow Physiotherapy. His career began in primary care in Scotland before he spent four years in Singapore, quickly rising to a Senior Position within three years. During his time here he was awarded employee of the month on four separate occasions and received the Service Ambassador Award for outstanding service and patient care. He also presented at the World Congress of Physiotherapy in 2015.

 

Back in Ireland, John honed his skills in private practice under the guidance of renowned Physiotherapist Johnson McEvoy. He has worked extensively with athletes from Athletics Ireland, Connacht Rugby, Munster Rugby, and numerous GAA county teams including Clare, Westmeath, Sligo, Cavan, Limerick, and Roscommon. John also served as Head Physiotherapist for Tennis Ireland, leading physiotherapy services for the Irish Open in 2019 and the Tennis Europe Open in 2022.

 

Currently, John balances his clinical work at Glenbarrow Physiotherapy with tutoring roles at University College Dublin and UL. As an active GAA and soccer player, he understands the demands placed on athletes and brings a unique player's perspective to his practice.

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- BSC Physiotherapy (UL)

- Diploma in Exercise Physiology (American College of Sports Medicine)

- Master’s Degree in Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy (UCD)

- Certificate in Clinical Education and Supervisor (Nanyang Polytechnic 2014)

- Founder of Glenbarrow Physiotherapy (2018)

- Visiting Lecturer, UCD BSc Physiotherapy Programme (2019-2024)

- Tutor, Telehealth, UL (2023-Present)

- Head Physiotherapist, Tennis Ireland (2019-2022)

Sam is a Chartered Physiotherapist who completed his education at University College Dublin (UCD). He is passionate about delivering high-quality, patient-centred care that is both compassionate and evidence-based.

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With a keen interest in movement science and rehabilitation, Sam combines the latest research with a personalised approach to help each individual achieve their goals. He brings a wealth of experience from both hospital and private practice settings, enabling him to manage a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions with confidence and expertise.

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Known for his warm, empathetic manner, Sam takes the time to listen, understand each client's needs, and develop tailored treatment plans that support long-term recovery and improved function.

Dillon is a Certified Athletic Therapist who graduated with a BSc in Sports Rehabilitation and Athletic Therapy from SETU Carlow. During his studies, Dillon developed his clinical skills through practical placements, gaining experience in injury assessment, rehabilitation, exercise prescription and working with individuals across many sporting and non-sporting environments. 

 

As a gym-goer himself, Dillon has a keen interest in strength and conditioning. He understands the importance of progressive loading, consistency and both the mental and physical demands associated with improving performance, allowing him to relate to clients who are seeking a return to any activity following an injury.