Healy free to play after red card is overturned
Leinster's Cian Healy is free to play in this Saturday's Heineken Champions Cup opener against Racing 92 after his red card against Ulster was overturned.
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Leinster's Cian Healy is free to play in this Saturday's Heineken Champions Cup opener against Racing 92 after his red card against Ulster was overturned.
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