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Published 14:38 19 Jan 2015 GMT
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As for the shoulder knock that Leinster captain Jamie Heaslip at the weekend, Murphy says, 'He came off early but it was more precautionary than anything. He picked up a little bit of a bang but he's absolutely fine. He was in good spirits this morning. He did exactly what [training] everybody else did, this morning.'
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