Martin Healy is the Deputy Sport Editor for Extra.ie, focusing on local sports news in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. With a passion for covering football, rugby, and other sports, Martin provides insightful analysis, breaking news, and engaging content for readers.
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Gary Neville took issue with Manchester United pair Marcus Rashford and Casemiro for their travels during the international break.
By: Martin Healy
Sport Ireland and Cycling Ireland have partnered up to bring a leg of the Cyclo-Cross World Cup to Irish shores in just a week's time.
From making his Leinster debut in April to getting his first Ireland start in November, it has been a quick ascent for Gus McCarthy.
Caoimhín Kelleher is set for at least two more outings as Liverpool's number-one goalkeeper – including the Champions League visit of Real Madrid.
Ireland are onto their third match of the hectic Autumn Nations Series schedule and Fiji are the next side coming to town.
Fears for the safety of Irish fans will top the agenda when the FAI delegation heads to Plovdiv next week to iron out arrangements for the Republic of Ireland's Nations League play-off with Bulgaria in March.
Sam Prendergast feels it is ‘harsh' to suggest that he is too slight to be a number 10 – but admits there are areas where he can improve.
The Fiji players were praised by Ireland fans online and in the stadium for their gesture prior to Saturday's Autumn Nations Series clash.
Sam Prendergast's first Ireland start was eventful right from kick-off when he came very close to being sent off just minutes into Saturday's Autumn Nations Series clash with Fiji.
By: Martin Healy
If you think the world of cycling is a bit too prim and proper for your tastes, then cyclo-cross may just satisfy the rough-and-tumble degenerate inside of you.
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