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Kilkenny Live understands that Nano Physiotherapy has ceased operations with many older people in Kilkenny and its environs left in limbo.
It's believed classes will not go ahead in the interim due to a 'dispute in terms' with the Watershed a source has said.
The local physiotherapy business has run a series of exercise sessions for older people at the Watershed for a number of years with attendances averaging between 150 and 200 people.
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Nano Physiotherapy was founded by two chartered physiotherapists, Michael Bowler and Paul Bolger with the pair having years of experience, ranging from working in nursing homes and hospitals to workplaces and elite athletes
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