David Healy sits proudly atop the list of Northern Ireland international goalscorers with a record haul of 36 goals which will take some beating.
The former Preston North End and Leeds United striker has gone down in Northern Ireland folklore for some of his scoring feats.
Those include a winning goal against England, the highest goal haul in a European Championship qualifying campaign and hat-tricks against Spain and Liechtenstein.
That makes Healy one of only five men in the rich history of Northern Ireland to have scored a hat-trick for his country and the only man to do it twice.
Healy has scored 16 more international goals than the second man on the list, former Rangers frontman Kyle Lafferty, and a long way clear of some of the country's most treasured goal-getters.
Rank | Player | Goals |
1 | David Healy | 36 |
2 | Kyle Lafferty | 20 |
3= | Billy Gillespie | 13 |
3= | Colin Clarke | 13 |
3= | Steven Davis | 13 |
6 | Joe Bambrick | 12 |
6 | Gerry Armstrong | 12 |
6 | Jimmy Quinn | 12 |
6 | Iain Dowie | 12 |
10 | Olphie Stanfield | 11 |
10 | Josh Magennis | 11 |
*Stats correct as of 14th October 2024.