How many caps did David Healy win for Northern Ireland?

David Healy won 95 caps for Northern Ireland, scoring 36 goals.

Which clubs did David Healy play for?

Manchester United (1999–2001), Preston North End (2000–2001), Port Vale (2000–2000), Preston North End (2001–2004), Norwich City (2003–2003), Leeds United (2004–2007), Fulham (2007–2008), Sunderland A.F.C. (2008–2011), Ipswich Town (2010–2010), Doncaster Rovers (2010–2011), Rangers (2011–2012), Bury (2012–2012).

Where does David Healy rank among Northern Ireland's greatest footballers?

The 33 Legends almanac ranks David Healy #13 of Northern Ireland's 33 greatest players of all time.

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13 / Northern Ireland · 2000–2013

David Healy

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Caps · Northern Ireland

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Life

1979

Clubs

Leeds United, Fulham, Rangers

#13

Editorial rank of 33 for Northern Ireland

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The people's rank, live from duel votes

Northern Ireland's record goalscorer, his knack for clinical finishes and dramatic late goals was proven over a glittering international career. Career record: 95 caps and 36 goals for Northern Ireland; club career at Leeds United, Fulham, Rangers.

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Career dates · checked 4 October 2026
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Career record

1999–2001	Manchester United
2000–2001	Preston North End
2000–2000	Port Vale
2001–2004	Preston North End
2003–2003	Norwich City
2004–2007	Leeds United
2007–2008	Fulham
2008–2011	Sunderland A.F.C.
2010–2010	Ipswich Town
2010–2011	Doncaster Rovers
2011–2012	Rangers
2012–2012	Bury
Northern Ireland	95 caps, 36 goals

Sources

Senior international years checked 4 October 2026
Caps · Northern Ireland checked 4 October 2026
Goals · Northern Ireland checked 4 October 2026

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Around Healy in the almanac

One rank above: Billy Bingham at #12.

One rank below: Jimmy Nicholl at #14.

Northern Ireland's editorial top five: George Best · Danny Blanchflower · Pat Jennings · Peter Doherty · Aaron Hughes.

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