Ian Andrew Healy, often known by his nickname "Heals," is a former Australian cricketer who played as a wicketkeeper and middle-order batsman from 1988 until 1999. He was born in Spring Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, and completed his schooling in Brisbane. In 1972, his family moved to Biloela following his father’s job transfer. Healy has two brothers and a sister. Notably, his brother Ken played one List-A cricket match, though little is known about his career beyond that.

Family and Personal Life

Healy married Helen Healy, and the couple has three children—two daughters and a son, Tom Healy, who is also a wicketkeeper and represents the Queensland under-19 cricket team. Ian's niece, Alyssa Healy, is a prominent wicketkeeper for the Australian Women’s National Cricket Team.

Despite his public profile, Healy has maintained a relatively private personal life. He has not shared much about his siblings or parents publicly, and media details regarding his early relationships are limited. There have been no reports of previous marriages or engagements prior to Helen. Their marriage is believed to be stable, with no public rumors of conflicts. Though not often seen in public with his family, photographs of them have occasionally appeared in the media. As of now, information about his net worth or salary remains undisclosed.