Deploy IP Printer Locally without a print server via GPO

I have a client that has 1 main site and 3 smaller satellite sites. They only have one (yes 1) server for all of their clients. There is a 100MB connection between so bandwidth is not an issue. The server is 2008 R2,
clients are a mix of XP and Windows 7. I have deployed client side extensions to the XP clients.
My project: Install a new network printer in each site (its the same printer for all 4 sites), configure clients to use printer in their site via GPO.
Each site has its own OU with users in their respective site OU. Normally, if this were a single site I could add the print services role, install the drivers for the printer on the print server, and use GP preferences;
User config -> Preferences -> Control Panel -> Printers -> add new TCP/IP and then apply this to the users OU. The problem is that it requires a local name and local path, which would require a local print server in each site.
Is there a way to use GP to add a printer to each client computer (and set as default) throughout multiple sites, while only having the One server in 1 out of 4 sites?
All help is greatly appreciated!
NOTE: when I say site, I mean physical location, it is all one domain.

I am really getting close to the deadline of new printers arriving so I will walk through exact steps I have taken to get this set up.
Ok. I have a server running 2008 R2. I added the Print services role.
Right click 'Printers' -> Add printer
select 'Add a TCP/IP Printer by IP address or hostname'
'Type of device' = 'Autodetect'
'hostname or IP address' = 'x.x.x.x' (IP address that printer will be set to)
'Port name' = 'x.x.x.x_2'
do NOT select 'auto detect printer driver'
select 'Generic Network Card'
select 'Install new driver'
select 'Have Disk' and browse to driver
'Printer name' = Printer Name
select 'share this printer'
'Share name' = Printer Name
next, next, driver installs and printer installs, and finish.
Now you have the printer installed and showing up under printers.
Now, I right click printer and -> deploy with group policy
Browse to the OU where my user is located in ADUC, select the GPO that I have linked to that OU, click 'add' and click 'OK'.
Now, log in to a win 7 computer, gpupdate, printer shows up in devices and printers. I can't print to it obviously since it's not connected to the network yet. But, when I log in to an XP computer, run gpupdate, it does NOT populate in devices and printers.
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you in advance.

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