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Today, we celebrate the incredible strength and resilience of women across Ireland. At Blackrock Health Womens Health Centre, our commitment to you is 365 days a year.

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Happy #InternationalWomensDay! 💜

Today, we celebrate the incredible strength and resilience of women across Ireland. At Blackrock Health Womens Health Centre, our commitment to you is 365 days a year.

We support women at every stage of life and health journey, from preventive care to specialised treatments. Your health is our priority.

Let’s empower each other and prioritise our health, every single day! 💪

#InternationalWomensDay#BlackrockHealth#WomensHealth#HealthandWellbeing#IWD2026#WomenSupportingWomen

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Dr. Caoimhe Hartley @blackrock_health Women’s Health Centre

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  • At my desk in the @blackrock_health Women’s Health Centre – and genuinely loving the incredible set-up.

    A space designed for integrated, evidence-based women’s healthcare.

    Rapid diagnostics. Multidisciplinary collaboration.
    And most importantly – care built around women’s lives, not the other way around.

    Grateful to work alongside such a talented team delivering world-class care every day. 💫21h
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Dr. Caoimhe Hartley @blackrock_health Women’s Health Centre

drcaoimhehartley

•

  • At my desk in the @blackrock_health Women’s Health Centre – and genuinely loving the incredible set-up.

    A space designed for integrated, evidence-based women’s healthcare.

    Rapid diagnostics. Multidisciplinary collaboration.
    And most importantly – care built around women’s lives, not the other way around.

    Grateful to work alongside such a talented team delivering world-class care every day. 💫21h
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Your physiotherapist is a specialist in pain management @brc_clinic

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Research shows that exercise is one of the most effective ways of decreasing risk of falling.
Regular exercise will lead to:
  • Stronger muscles, better balance and improved ability and mobility.
  • Reduce risk and occurrence of falls
  • Improve quality of life
  • Encourage physical fitness
  • Reduce fear of falling
  • Physiotherapist can provide you with an independent exercise programme which you can continue at home