O'Callaghan Move Complete - Ipswich Town News

As TWTD reported yesterday, George O'Callaghan finally completed his move to Town earlier today. The midfielder has signed an 18-month deal with the Blues.

Town and Cork City agreed a fee of around £50,000 for the former Port Vale man on Monday with the Blues also committing to a friendly with the Eircom League club.

O'Callaghan, who has been handed the Town number 21 shirt, had already arranged personal terms with Town and is likely to be in the squad for Saturday's home game with Colchester United.

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