Kilross Clinic

Noel O Connor Graduated after five years training at the Andrew Still College of Osteopathy, London in 1987.

His speciality is Acute Back/Neck Pain and Pregnancy Pain.

His early career involved working with athletes from London Irish AC , Thames Valley Harriers and several International Runners who were based at West London Stadium. as well as footballers from Queens Park Rangers, Chelsea , Norwich City, West Ham United Football Clubs, and Olympic athletes from all disciplines.

Founder member of the Irish Osteopathic Association.

Member of the General Osteopathic Council, (UK).

Tina Gering Has been working as a Physiotherapist in Germany and Ireland for the past twelve years. She has attended Post Graduate Training in Bobath for adults, Manual Therapy, Neuromuscular and Sports Therapy. She is formally Head Physiotherapist at the Lee Field Physiotherapy Clinic. She operates the Non Spinal Decompression Unit at Kilross Clinic. 

Conor Bourke is a Registered Physical Therapist and member of the Irish Association of Physical Therapists. Conor completed his Applied Health Science Degree at the Institute of Physical Therapy & Applied Science in Dublin. Since. He has been part of the multidisciplinary team at the Kilross since 2008 where orthopaedic conditions and spinal neuropathies are more prevalent. Coming from a sporting background, mainly rugby, which included provincial honours with Munster Conor unsurprisingly, has a strong interest in sports injuries and rehabilitation but also has excellent results in treatment of chronic and degenerative conditions. Conor has completed numerous post graduate courses including Harmonic Spinal Mobilization Technique with Prof. Eyal Lederman, Dry Needling and Spinal Manipulations.