Working as a doctor keeps sport in perspective for Dublin star Healy

Gruelling 12-hour shifts are the norm for Healy, who qualified as a doctor in early 2015.

Working as a doctor keeps sport in perspective for Dublin star Healy
Fri, 26 Feb, 2016 - 09:45

By Jackie Cahill

Dublin star Noelle Healy is serious about her football but her work at the Mater Hospital helps to keep sport in its proper perspective.

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