article_snippet: Harry Arter had only to turn to Harry Arter brother-in-law for advice as Harry Arter prepared to embark upon Harry Arter senior international career with the Republic of IrelandIreland.
article_snippet: The Bournemouth midfielder arrived at Republic of Ireland's Portmarnock base on Monday to meet up with Martin O'Neill's squad for the first time ahead of Sunday's Euro 2016 qualifier against Poland, but Harry Arter did so having quizzed Fulham's former England international Scott Parker about life on the big stage.
article_snippet: Bournemouth midfielder Harry Arter (left) holds off the challenge of Middlesbrough's Lee Tomlin on Saturday .
article_snippet: Asked what the former Charlton, Chelsea, Newcastle, West Ham and Tottenham midfielder's advice had been, Arter said: 'Just 'be yourself', really, I think that's all you can do. '
article_snippet: Arter celebrates scoring his side's second goal during Bournemouth's 3-0 win against Boro on Saturday .
article_snippet: Arter, who qualifies for the Republic through his grandmother, has fought his way back in his career after having to prove his all over again in non-league football with Woking after being released by Charlton.
article_snippet: Scott Parker told Scott Parker brother-in-law Arter to 'be yourself, that's what you are picked for' his has been to see the player, who has represented Ireland at Under-17 and Under- 19 level, on several occasions this season, but did not inform his of his impending elevation.
article_snippet: Arter said: 'I didn't realise.
article_snippet: Arter was one of several new faces at the training ground on Tuesday with skipper Robbie Keane and Stoke striker Jonathan Walters also now in harness, although there was James.
highlights_snippet: Harry Arter has been called up to the Republic of Ireland squad .
  
highlights_snippet: Harry Arter qualifies for Republic of Ireland through Harry Arter grandmother .
  
highlights_snippet: Harry Arter has been in superb form for Bournemouth in the Championship .