PC Physiotherapy
At PC Physiotherapy, we’re passionate about helping people move better, feel stronger, and get back to doing what they love — whether that’s training for a marathon, keeping up with the kids, or simply living pain-free.
Founded in 2023, the clinic is supported by a small, dedicated team including experienced physiotherapists Eoin Fehily, Jack Kavanagh, Rutu Kini and Tadgh McCarthy each bringing their own expertise and care to every session.
How We Help You Recover
At PC Physiotherapy, we provide expert physiotherapy in the heart of Dublin 8 — helping individuals recover from pain, injury, and mobility issues with proven, personalised care.
Whether you're managing lower back pain, rehabbing after a sports injury, or improving your posture and core strength through Pilates, we create tailored treatment plans designed to suit your body, your lifestyle, and your goals.
We take a personalised, evidence-based approach to treatment, combining hands-on techniques with tailored exercise programs to help you achieve lasting results.
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Eoin (he/him) graduated with a physiotherapy degree from University College Dublin in 2013 before gaining extensive international experience in New Zealand and Australia.
While in New Zealand, Eoin qualified as a Pilates instructor, established a clinic in Wanaka, and provided specialized care for elite winter sports athletes and rugby teams. In Melbourne, he spent five years with Pinnacle Health Group managing corporate wellness, musculoskeletal conditions, and complex pain.
Returning to Ireland in 2020, Eoin brings a holistic, evidence-based approach to movement, injury management, and rehabilitation. He integrates manual therapy, dry needling, and clinical Pilates to create individualized treatment plans that empower clients to move without pain.
Outside the clinic, Eoin is an avid outdoorsman and athlete who enjoys kitesurfing, running, and triathlons.
PC Physio Founder and Senior Physiotherapist
Eoin
Rutu (she/her) is a CORU-registered, ISCP-member Chartered Physiotherapist with over 10 years’ experience across private practice and clinical settings, with a strong focus on musculoskeletal rehab. She completed a Master of Science in Physiotherapy (MScPT) at Coventry University (UK).
She treats a wide range of Musculoskeletal conditions and creates personalised, evidence-based rehab programmes, combining hands-on treatment and exercise rehab to help people get back to what they enjoy. Rutu has worked in busy private practice settings in Ireland, where she also led group classes like “Stronger for Longer” and “Healthy Bones.”
Before moving to Ireland, Rutu ran her own physiotherapy clinic in India, building a holistic and patient-centred approach to care.
She is also trained in Yoga, Dry Needling and Vestibular Rehabilitation, which allows her to tailor care for a wider range of patient needs. She has a special interest in Pilates-based rehabilitation.
Outside the clinic, she enjoys singing and cooking, and has taken part in many music competitions in India- bringing the same energy, creativity and positivity to her work with patients.
Senior Physiotherapist, Yoga & Pilates teacher.
Rutu
Jack is a Chartered Physiotherapist with over 10 years of experience in private practice. A graduate of University College Dublin, he currently also works as a Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist at Tallaght University Hospital.
Jack has a special interest in exercise rehabilitation and is passionate about helping his patients return to the activities they enjoy most. He takes a practical and motivating approach to recovery, combining clinical expertise with personalised care.
Outside of work, Jack is a keen hockey player and a long-time member of Railway Union Hockey Club. He also enjoys skiing in the winter and sea swimming during the (slightly warmer!) summer months.
Senior Physiotherapist & REformer Pilates Teacher
Jack
Tadgh is a chartered physiotherapist who graduated from the University of Limerick with a BSc in Sport and Exercise Sciences in 2019 and a MSc in Physiotherapy in 2022.
He previously worked with UCD FC in the League of Ireland providing physiotherapy to athletes playing at the highest level of Irish domestic football.
He currently works as a senior physiotherapist in Tallaght University Hospital. Tadgh has experience delivering cardiac rehabilitation and exercise classes for individuals with conditions such as Parkinson's disease and osteoporosis. He takes a patient-centred approach, combining evidence-based practice with practical, goal-driven rehabilitation to help clients return to the activities they enjoy. Outside the clinic, Tadgh is actively involved in Gaelic football and adventure racing, giving him a firsthand appreciation of the physical demands of sport and recovery.
