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Collins moves from Stoke to Burnley for €14 million.
Kildare's Nathan Collins has become the most expensive uncapped Republic of Ireland player.
The Under-21 international has moved from Stoke to Burnley for a fee believed to be 14-million euro.
Collins, who is from Leixlip, has signed a four-year deal at Turf Moor, with the option of a fifth.
Meanwhile, fellow under-21 international Jimmy Dunne will leave Burnley next week when his deal expires.
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