Jackson Irvine

Hearts' Garang Kuol celebrates his first goal for Australia during the 3-1 win over Ecuador in Sydney on Friday. Photo by Damian Briggs/Speed Media/Shutterstock

Hearts' Garang Kuol scores first Australia goal with ex-Hibs man also on target

Jackson Irvine of Australia celebrates opening the scoring against the UAE.

Australia set up winner-takes-all World Cup clash with Peru

Australia Coach Ange Postecoglou looks on during an Australia Socceroos training session at ANZ Stadium ahead of their World Cup 2018 qualifying play-off against Honduras on November 13, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)

'Top notch' coach Postecoglou's 'hectic' playing style

Hibs manager Jack Ross is looking forward to a challenge in Europe.

Ross: I've got the guts to do it with Hibs in Europe

Jamie McCart and Hibs striker Christian Doidge battle for possession during St Johnstone's win at Hampden earlier in the season. Picture: SNS

Where will the 2021 Scottish Cup final be won and lost?

Jackson Irvine: “Me and my girlfriend Jemilla finished Netflix so we decided to tattoo each other and then I pierced my ears.” Picture: Alan Harvey/SNS

Jackson Irvine pierced his own ears. He’s just what Hibs need

Jackson Irvine has a big few weeks to look forward to with Hibs before turning his attentions to international duties. Photo by Alan Harvey / SNS Group

Hibs' Irvine fuelled by emotion and desire to win

Hibs manager Jack Ross still wants to see Jackson Irvine sign a deal that will keep him at the club but says negotiations will have to wait as everyone's attention turns to the final few games of the season. Photo by Ross Parker / SNS Group

Hibs contract latest as Jack Ross weighs up priorities

Australian international Jackson Irvine will soon have a contract offer from Hibs to ponder as he decides his next career move. Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group

Hibs boss outlines process in bid to keep Irvine

Hibs head coach Jack Ross during a training session at East Mains. (Photo by Ross Parker / SNS Group)

Hibs laying foundations as Jack Ross reveals who he would 'love' to play more

Jackson Irvine is looking at a future that could now include an extended stay at Hibs. Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group

Hibs' hopes of keeping Jackson Irvine beyond the summer receive a boost

Hibs manager Jack Ross wants to get an idea of Jackson Irvine's long-term plans as the Easter Road club plan for next season. Photo by Ross Parker / SNS Group

Aussie set to discuss next season

Jackson Irvine has fond memories of his time at Ross County but is now focused on delivering a third-place league finish for Hibs. Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group

Irvine hints at longer Hibs stay

Goalkeeper Ofir Marciano has enjoyed a successful spell at Hibs since joining in 2016 but the Israeli international has yet to commit his future to the Easter Road club and negotiations regarding a new deal are ongoing. Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group

Hibs' out-of-contract stars playing a risky game

Hibs manager Jack Ross is delighted that Joe Newell has commited himself to the Easter Road cub for at least another two years. Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group

Why Newell deal is a 'positive sign' for Hibs

Back from injury and back in the squad, Hibs midfielder Joe Newell is still weighing up his future as talks on a contract extension continue. Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group

'It's a difficult one' - Hibs contract talks ongoing

Jack Ross' assistant manager John Potter believes the high level of competition for starting places has brought out the best in the whole Hibs squad. Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group

Hibs coach reveals why even Joe Newell won't simply walk back into team

Hibs players swarm matchwinner Martin Boyle as they moved five points ahead of their main rivals, Aberdeen, in the chase for third place. Photo by Ross Parker / SNS Group

Hibs in positve position

Hibs midfielder Scott Allan in action against Chris Kane and Ali McCann during St Johnstone's Betfred Cup semi-final victory. Photo by Craig Williamson / SNS Group

Scott Allan admits critics are right to question Hibs

Jackson Irvine reacts at full-time after Hibs were beaten 3-0 by St Johnstone.

Sickened Irvine admits Hibs will evaluate as angry Ross hits out at players

Jackson Irvine is delighted to be involved at Hibs.

Irvine reveals solitary training and dogs stealing ball routine before Hibs move

Jackson Irvine lifts the League Cup with Ross County in 2016.

Hibs Betfred Cup chance is tantalising for Irvine after Ross County success

Alex Gogic launches the strike that gave Hibs their two goal advantage over Kilmarnock at Easter Road. Photo by Paul Devlin / SNS Group

Hibs return to winning ways against Kilmarnock - but it wasn't pretty

Hibs' latest signing Chris Cadden looks to hit the ground running as he tries to impress his new gaffer and team-mates in training. Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group

Hibs boss Ross explains why Cadden was worth waiting for

Jackson Irvine, playing for Ross County, battles with former Hibs midfielder John McGinn during the Highand side's victory over the Leith club in the 2016 League Cup final. Photo by Craig Foy/SNS Group

Why Hibs new signing could be ideal fit

Former Motherwell player Chris Cadden is poised to finally wrap up his return to the Scottish Premiership by joining Hibs. Photo by Craig Foy/SNS Group

Chris Cadden latest: Hibs close in on third signing

Australian international Jackson Irvine becomes Hibs' latest signing. Photo by Paul Devlin / SNS Group

Who is Jackson Irvine? Full lowdown on new Hibs man

Jackson Irvine has joined Hibs on a deal until the end of the season

Done deal: Irvine joins Hibs

Australia's Jackson Irvine could be Edinburgh-bound. (Photo by Francois Nel/Getty Images)

Hibs linked with Australia World Cup midfielder

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