Pat mullins staring game

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Murphy had far too much time to release the dangerous Pa Ahern, who made a clever run in behind both Pat Mullins and John Mullane and the attacker was upended in the box by the former. It was a big let off for the visitors. The game was virtually put to bed as we awaited the half time whistle when Ahern made one of his trademark looping runs in behind and forced a save from Gary Neville but the striker picked out left winger Timmy Larkin, who tapped home from close range on the second phase of the attack.