Kate Monagle - Malin Foot Clinic

05/06/2026

29/05/2026

Busy time. Summer time
All the time !!!
Please book ahead to avoid disappointment ###

29/05/2026

Happy Friday 🌸🌸🌸🌸

24/05/2026

With the highly anticipated Inish Tractor Run coming up this Sunday, May 31st, 2026, the Malin Foot Clinic advises taking extra care of your feet, especially if you plan on driving or dancing the night away at the Live in the Stables event.Essential Foot Tips for the Tractor RunDriving Footwear: Avoid loose wellies or heavy steel-toe boots while operating clutch pedals; wear supportive, flexible shoes to prevent Achilles strain.Dancing Preparation: Check your feet for any pre-existing hard skin or corns this week so you can get them treated before putting on your dancing shoes.Blister Prevention: Apply sports tape or blister plasters to friction-prone areas like heels before heading out to the convoy or the marquee.Skin & Nail Checks: Look out for any recent changes, pain, or nail abnormalities caused by increased walking or outdoor work.Booking an Appointment at Malin Foot Clinic if your feet need some professional attention or routine podiatry care before the weekend festivities, you can reach out directly to the local clinic team. Note that the clinic has expanded its hours and operates Tuesday through Friday (8:30 AM – 5:00 PM), with late evening appointments available upon request.Kate Monagle /Helen Monagle : Call or text Kate 087 970 0008: Call or text Helen 086 033 3100

22/05/2026

Have a nice weekend

19/05/2026

Toe walking is common in toddlers learning to walk, but persistent toe walking beyond early childhood may indicate underlying neuromuscular or developmental issues.

Research shows that prolonged toe walking can lead to calf tightness, altered gait mechanics, balance problems, and long-term foot deformities if left untreated. Causes may include idiopathic patterns, autism spectrum disorders, or neurological conditions.

Remember delayed referral pathways may prevent children from receiving early assessment. Podiatrists can identify abnormal gait patterns during routine evaluations and refer appropriately when red flags are present.

Conservative management often includes stretching programmes, orthotics, serial casting, and physiotherapy. Early intervention generally leads to better outcomes and reduces the likelihood of surgery later.

Persistent toe walking should not be ignored. We can play an important role in early detection and intervention for developing children.
For consultation and assessment please. Call Kate / Helen. 0879700008 / 0860333100
Malin foot clinic 🦶🏼🦶🏼

15/05/2026

Have a nice relaxing weekend
Try and put the feet up somewhere in between 🦶🏼🦶🏼🦶🏼🦶🏼😛😛😛

08/05/2026

Have a lovely weekend !
Very grateful to all who support us. Thank you x🌸

01/05/2026

🌸 Hello May from Malin foot clinic 🌸

With the longer evenings and a stretch in the weather, it’s a grand time to start looking after your feet again 👣

Whether you’re out walking the roads, in the garden, or just on your feet all day—we’re here to help keep your. Feet in good order please call kate 0879700008. Helen. 0860333100 we are open Tue - Fri. Late evening appointment s and home visits with Helen by appointment. 😛🦶🏼🦶🏼🦶🏼🦶🏼

24/04/2026

Enjoy the nice weather 🌦️
Happy Friday