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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Celtic have all-but-guaranteed themselves a 54th Scottish title with a 2-1 derby win over Rangers at a sun-soaked Parkhead.
By: Martin Healy
Republic of Ireland star Sammie Szmodics feels that no one should 'begrudge' him a move to the Premier League if the opportunoity comes this summer.
By: Martin Healy
Katie Taylor is set to fight in front of a crowd of around 100,000 spectators when she returns to the ring next month.
By: Martin Healy
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe sees a big future for Irish defender Alex Murphy after the teen signed a new deal with the English club.
By: Martin Healy
Bruno Fernandes feels ready to move on from Manchester United and try his hand elsewhere at a new club, according to a new report.
Kellie Harrington found herself getting emotional in an interview on the topic of her dog Macy, who passed away in January at the age of 14.
Manchester United are weighing up their options for a new manager, and one English top-flight manager is well in the running, according to a new report.
Brian Kerr has labelled the hunt for a new Ireland manager as a ‘frustrating' experience and feels John O'Shea could be the man for the job.
With Donegal energised as a football force again, Shay Given hungers for a figure like Jim McGuinness to lift the Republic of Ireland out of the shadows.
Stephen Kenny says he is looking to rebuild St Patrick's Athletic over the long-term after he was unveiled as the club's new manager on Thursday.
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