Oleg Irlin, MISCP CORU
BSc (Hons.) Physiotherapy
MSc Sports & Exercise Medicine
Oleg is the founder and lead Physiotherapist at Monageer Physiotherapy Clinic, where he is dedicated to providing evidence-based, patient-centred care. With over 10 years of clinical experience, he has worked with athletes and members of the general public across all age groups to help them recover from many injuries and achieve their goals.
He is a Chartered Physiotherapist registered with the ISCP and CORU. He graduated in 2014 with a first-class honours Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy from Semmelweis University in Budapest, Hungary. His thesis has investigated the unique relationship between music, rhythm and movement.
He has continued his education further and in 2021 he graduated with a Master's degree in Sports & Exercise Medicine from Trinity College Dublin (TCD). His thesis was a retrospective analysis of all the shoulder patients he had treated in Dublin up until that point. He later developed his teaching skills working as an Anatomy Demonstrator at Trinity College Dublin, where he supported first-year medical students in their anatomy education. He also has a STOTT Mat Pilates qualification and offers private one to one classes at the clinic.
Oleg was mentored by the previous Head Physiotherapist of the Irish Olympic Team, this has given him valuable knowledge and expertise on proper rehabilitation and management of different injuries. He collaborates closely with consultant specialists across Ireland, facilitating referrals when necessary. He is a firm believer in placing the patient at the centre of every decision, and specialises in spine and shoulder injuries.
Oleg was previously an elite-level swimmer, competing nationally in both the 50m and 100m front crawl sprint races.
Guevara Hughes, MISCP CORU
BSc Physiotherapy
Guevara is a Chartered Physiotherapist registered with the ISCP and CORU, who graduated with a first-class Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from University College Dublin (UCD) with a strong interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports injuries and rehabilitation.
Through her clinical placements in private practices and hospitals, she gained experience assessing and managing a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, from acute injuries through to rehabilitation and return to sport. She uses a combination of clinical assessment, evidence-based treatment and individualised exercise rehabilitation to help patients recover and return to the activities that matter to them.
As a GAA player herself, Guevara has a particular understanding of the physical demands of Gaelic sports and the challenges athletes face when returning from injury. She is passionate about helping GAA players and other athletes safely return to training and competition while reducing the risk of re-injury.
Her hospital experience also provided exposure to post-operative and neurological rehabilitation, further developing her communication, patient education and multidisciplinary rehabilitation skills.
Guevara takes a patient-centred approach, working with each individual to understand their goals and develop a rehabilitation plan that is practical, progressive and tailored to their needs.