About Bray Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic
The clinic offers osteopathic treatment and dry needling, with a whole-body approach to pain relief. Massage can be included as part of treatment if required.
Treatment sessions usually last an hour. The first part of the visit covers underlying symptoms, conditions or previous injuries, and only exercises and manipulations the patient is comfortable with are performed.
- Clinics in Bray and Greystones
- Open six days a week
- Osteopathy, dry needling and massage
- Covered by major health insurers
- Discount available for low wage, unemployed or state pension
What they offer
- Osteopathic treatmentOne hour session
- Dry needling
- MassageOffered as part of treatment if required
Prices
| Discount offered to those on a low wage, unemployed or on a state pension |
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Prices from brayosteopathy.ie, checked 16 October 2026. They can change, so confirm when you book.
Before you go
Who it is for
- People with back, neck, hip or shoulder pain
- People with sports injuries or repetitive strain injuries
- Pregnancy related postural problems
What to expect
- Treatment usually lasts an hour
- The visit starts with questions about symptoms, conditions and previous injuries
- Treatment can include manipulation of the spine and limbs, which may involve joint cracking
- Some people feel relief straight away, but full benefits can take up to 72 hours
What to bring
- Comfortable clothing; a pair of sports shorts may be useful
What they treat
- Back pain
- Neck pain
- Sciatica
- Hip, knee, foot and ankle pain
- Shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand pain
- Headaches
- Jaw pain (TMD)
- Tennis elbow and golfer's elbow
- Plantar fasciitis
- Neuralgia
The team
- Shaw MegannetyOsteopath, B.Sc. (Ost), Cert. Dry Needling, Dip. Sports Massage, registered with the Osteopathic Council of Ireland
Opening hours
| Monday | 8:45am–7pm |
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| Tuesday | 8:45am–7pm |
| Wednesday | 8:45am–7pm |
| Thursday | 8:45am–7pm |
| Friday | 8:45am–7pm |
| Saturday | 8:45am–5pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Also published on their website
| Bray, Monday | 9.30am to 7pm (last appointment 6pm) |
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| Bray, Tuesday to Thursday | 8am to 7pm (last appointment 6pm) |
| Bray, Friday | 8am to 4pm (last appointment 3pm) |
| Bray, Saturday | 8.30am to 2.30pm (last appointment 1.30pm) |
| Greystones, Monday to Friday | By appointment only, call to book |
Opening hours from Google Maps. Holiday hours may differ.
What people say
26 Google reviews
Ratings and review topics from Google Maps. The Good Spot does not write or edit reviews.
Location
Twoways, Killarney Rd, Killarney, Bray, Co. Wicklow, A98 D2H4
Details
| Insurance | The site states osteopathic treatment is covered by all major health insurers, naming VHI, Laya and Irish Life. |
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Questions people ask
What are Bray Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic's opening hours?
Mon–Fri 8:45am–7pm; Sat 8:45am–5pm; Sun closed. Hours come from Google Maps and can change, so check before you travel.
Where is Bray Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic?
Bray Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic is at Twoways, Killarney Rd, Killarney, Bray, Co. Wicklow, A98 D2H4 in Bray.
How do I book Bray Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic?
Book on brayosteopathy.ie. The Good Spot does not take bookings or payments.
How is Bray Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic rated?
Bray Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic has a 5.0 rating from 26 Google reviews.
Book or ask a question
The Good Spot does not take bookings or payments. Book with Bray Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic directly, or send them a question.
The Bray clinic can be booked online. The Greystones clinic is booked by phone or email on 086 2837415.
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Page built from Google Maps and brayosteopathy.ie, last checked 16 October 2026. Facts that are not published are left out rather than guessed.