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Published 13:21 6 Jan 2015 GMT
Updated 16:42 24 Jan 2015 GMT
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The Ulster winger has missed the past three months with a toe injury.
The openside flanker has no return date yet following heart surgery in December.
Healy tore his hamstring off the bone in September but is on course for a Champions Cup return with Leinster.
'Killer' is on his way back to fitness following a nasty shoulder injury.
A hip injury to the Ulster forward has curtailed any playing activity this month.
The Munster lock has not featured yet this season after a toe injury Anthony Foley described as "weird".
Leinster's captain left a game injured for the first time in four years, last weekend, but should be okay for Champions Cup duty.
Limped off against South Africa on debut and has not played since.
Stood down from playing after a third concussion in 12 months. Expected back in mid February.
Another long road to recovery nearing an end after knee surgery four months ago.
Set to return for Leinster this month after shoulder surgery had initially ruled him out until February.
Fractured a bone in his arm against Harlequins in December. Hopeful of playing a big part in the Six Nations.
Underwent two shoulder surgeries in 10 months but nearing return.
The Ulster winger took a knock to the head and suffered a dead leg against Leinster. May miss league duty this weekend but should feature in his team's two remaining Champions Cup ties.
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