Gullen ninth in Ireland as Pullar stars in Tour Series
The Lancaster-based Pedal Heaven man was at the sharp end of the field throughout, winning stage three after attacking in the final two kilometres to triumph in Dingle.
Gullen even made a break on the eighth and final stage, jumping clear only to be caught by stage winner Nicolai Brochner with just 400 metres to go.
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Hide AdClemens Fankhauser topped the general classification to take the title and become a two-time winner with Gullen 64 seconds back as he made the top 10 and continued his fine form.
His Pedal Heaven team mate Jack Pullar, from Bolton-le-Sands, has also been making waves on the Tour Series.
The Commonwealth Games rider first came a career-best second in Redditch before setting the fastest lap and taking 11th in Durham.