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Sheena McStravick

Ulster and Connacht rugby brothers using their 'Noggin' to break stigma in sport

Having been involved in sport from a young age, Conor and Kieran Joyce were all too familiar with the 'macho environment' which led many men to shy away from the topic of mental health.

Suffering from poor mental health themselves during their career, the pair decided something had to change.

Moving from his birthplace of Solihull to Belfast at the age of 17 after being accepted into the Ulster Rugby academy and onto the First Team Squad, Conor also studied for a degree in business at Queen's University.

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