Murray Wins Fifth U19 Cap - Ipswich Town News

Academy striker Ronan Murray won his fifth Republic of Ireland U19 cap on Saturday evening as his side drew 1-1 with Holland in the Clarion Hotels Four Nations Tournament in Bray. Murray started the game and played for 70 minutes before being replaced.

The frontman, hugely impressive in pre-season for Town’s reserves and the U18s, could pick up his sixth cap this evening when the Irish youngsters face Turkey in their second game in Dublin.

Portugal are the opposition in Ireland’s final match on Tuesday.

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