How the Irish fared: Daryl Murphy eyes Premier League after Newcastle move

Daryl Murphy has set his sights on promotion after completing his move from Ipswich to Newcastle yesterday.

How the Irish fared: Daryl Murphy eyes Premier League after Newcastle move
Mon, 29 Aug, 2016 - 01:00
Darren Norris

The 33-year-old enjoyed the most productive period of his career at Portman Road, netting 67 goals in 225 appearances in five seasons.

However, the opportunity to join the Magpies was one he couldn’t resist.

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