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Anthony Cavanagh, 22, died after he was punched in the face at the Walkabout bar in Liverpool last September.
His mother, Pat Cavanagh seen in the picture with Tony, has made a televised appeal to persuade revelers in the city centre that night to come forward.
Police hope clubs and bars, specially in Concert Square, will run the footage on their giant TVs to jog customers' memories.
Anthony Cavanagh, died the day after his 22nd birthday at the Walton Neurological Centre just 11 days after a unprovoked attack in the Walkabout bar, concert square, Liverpool.
DCI Paul Richardson, who is investigating Anthony Cavanagh's death, re-issued an appeal in a bid to trace people who were in the Walkabout on the night of the assault to come forward with information which will help to find the person responsible for assaulting Anthony.
Anthony Cavanagh had served on HMS Cardiff for almost two years and was a very popular member of the crew who was noted for his kind nature, cheerfulness and disarming sense of humour.
Although only 22 and in the early stages of his career, he was a hard-working and professional young man who showed a great deal of promise. He could always be relied upon to behave impeccably in any situation and was a credit to his family and the Royal Navy.
Despite having visited many foreign destinations around North Africa, South America and the Caribbean he missed being away from Liverpool, his family and his friends, and returned home to visit as often as he could.
Tony After Basic
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