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Dr. Dominic Hegarty, Consultant in Pain Management & Neuromodulation, with his team of experts, offer real treatment options and pain management. At the Pain Relief Ireland we specialise in creating individually tailored treatment plans as quickly as possible. Under the direction of Dr. Dominic Hegarty (Clinical Director), we will leave no stone upturned in effort to help you manage your painful condition. Remember no matter what your pain is or where it is centered we are here to help.
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Dr. Hegarty and the team at Pain Relief Ireland would like to wish all our customers a very Happy Holiday season and a peaceful and prosperous New Year!
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