Murray Added to Irish U21 Squad
Monday, 21st Mar 2011 11:42

Town striker Ronan Murray has been added to the Republic of Ireland U21 squad for their friendly in Portugal this Friday. Murray is currently on loan at League Two Torquay United.

Fellow Blues Ian McLoughlin and Shane O’Connor are already in the squad, while midfielder Conor Hourihane is on standby.

Murray, 19, is yet to win an U21 cap, having previously played for the U19s and at other youth levels.

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DiamondGezzer added 16:10 - Mar 21 Make your mark boys, the time is right !
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fourth added 17:50 - Mar 21 Fit him in Mr Jewell
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bluelady added 19:30 - Mar 21 hope you get your chance, a star in the making
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