Mulvenna gives Drogheda much-needed lift

RECENT signing Tiarnan Mulvenna scored in each half to hand Drogheda their first home league win of the season — but they had to work hard for it after playing the final 13 minutes with 10 men.

Wed, 22 Jun, 2011 - 01:00
Drogheda United 3 UCD 1 Marcus Cavaroli

The visitors made a strong start and Stephen Trimble in the Drogheda goal was a busy man as he made fine saves from Paul Corry and Graham Rusk in the opening quarter-hour.

Indeed, Rusk could have had a hat-trick as he headed across goal on another occasion, before drilling wide from eight yards.

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