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Title-chasers Partick Thistle and Dundee lost ground in the Championship race as they cancelled each other out in a goalless draw at Firhill.
Dundee got off the brightest start but could not make early possession count and Luke Hannant had an effort saved by Thistle goalkeeper David Mitchell.
The hosts worked their way into the game and Scott Tiffoney managed to get clear of the Dundee defence but goalkeeper Adam Legzdins was equal to his effort.
Legzdins was called into action early in the second half, this time denying Steven Lawless before Hannant tried his luck at the other end.
Luke McCowan threatened on a couple of occasions for Dundee and Thistle’s Anton Dowds had a late chance but he could not get the shot away as it finished all square.
Judge Patricia Harney said that the man “comes before the court an innocent man”, but she said that she found the garda evidence credible
Patrick Kielty pictured with Jessie Sludds from Wexford announced as the winner of The Late Late Show Opening Act Picture: Andres Poveda
The Living with Grief Bereavement Information Evening will take place in the Greenhills Hotel, Limerick
Emma Langford won Best Emerging Artist at the RTÉ Radio 1 Folk Awards in 2018
Shane Dowling with his new baby son Seán Óg PICTURE: Shane Dowling Instagram
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