Amphibian King
Amphibian King is the first Store in Ireland to bring Gait Analysis to the customer. This ensures that we can put you into the right shoe, by using Video analysis to record you running bare foot. All of our staff are qualified in Gait Analysis.

Damian McKeever
Damian Has been doing marathons and Triathlons for over 10 years. He has completed 18 Olympic distance races 23 Sprint and 2 Ironman distance races, including 7 marathons. He spent a lot of time in Australia and fitted many of New Zealand's top athletes for their running needs.

He did Ironman France in 2009 and really enjoyed it for 2010 he is going back to do Ironman France and hopefully do a better time!

Csaba (Sean) Egly
Csaba is originally from Hungary but has been here for the past 3 years. He cycled and swam at a high level in Hungary and ran to keep fit. In 2007 he decided to try his hand at doing an Ironman and with a small amount of training managed a pretty impressive time.

Csaba has been concentrating on swimming lately and has posted some impressive times. He is hoping to go back and do some triathlons in Ireland in 2010 so watch out Liam Dillion!!

Aisling Growney
Aisling is Amphibian King's youngest staff member and we have yet to convert her to triathlons but it’s only a matter of time!

She currently runs with Kilcoole running club and studies message therapy during the week. Aisling works mostly weekends and has been with Amphibian King for nearly a year.

Cameron McKeever
Cameron is a qualified Physical therapist having studied for 4 years. Whilst he has done several marathons he does concentrate on swimming and has competed in the Leinster open water sea swims that run through the summer months across Ireland.

He has also done several triathlons (he insisted on putting that part in!). He has completed Dublin marathon on several occasions. He is signed up to swim the channel and is currently taking part in the Leinster open water sea swims to help build up the endurance.

Find Us

Travelling to Bray from Dublin get on to the M50. This road then merges into the N11.

The first signpost for Bray is well advertised and says "Bray North" on it &mdash Ignore this exit.

The second turn off is the one you need to take — this isn't as well signposted and says "Bray Fassaroe". Take this exit follow the signpost for Bray town centre.

We are 800 metres up on the left hand side.