Former Down under-20 goalkeeper signs new two-year deal with the Saints
Smyth has spent the season on the practice squad in New Orleans. Despite not gaining any game-time, the kicker’s efforts and development have not gone unnoticed, with Pro Football Ireland reporting the Mayobridge man is set to remain with the franchise.
The former Down under-20 goalkeeper did not make the Saints’ roster for the season but was kept on the practice roster, where he has worked on honing his kicking game.Encouraging spectator appeal is an investment in racing’s sustainability ‘I told him I can only work Irish school hours’: Fighting for work-life balance in Ireland’s tech sectorDoctors share 19 tips for looking after your liver: Don’t drink alcohol every day, but do drink coffee, and lose weight
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