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Bromley picked up their first point of the season in a 1-1 draw with Wealdstone at Hayes Lane.
The visitors took the lead in the fourth minute when Tahvon Campbell let fly from just outside the area which flew into the back of the net.
Bromley came close to equalising in spectacular fashion but Michael Cheek’s audacious chip from the halfway line landed onto the roof of the net.
Wealdstone could have doubled their advantage in the second half but Olufela Olomola’s effort from inside the area was brilliantly saved by Grant Smith.
With 20 minutes to go, Bromley found their equaliser when Soul Kader slotted home for his first senior goal while netting Bromley’s first of the campaign in the process.
Fr John Keane, who will say the Mass
Irish singer Red Hurley will take to the stage at his his Spiritual Concert Fundraiser
Onlookers at the scene described a man shouting with securing personnel outside the door of the premises in Limerick city this morning
The body of 24-year-old Lee Slattery was discovered in the Delmege House estate near Moyross, in May 2010 File image
Paul O’Connell with Aidan Magee, 14, Tiana Costello, 10, and AJ Mooney, 15, at the launch I PICTURE: Conor McCabe
A drone image of the new Bon Secours Hospital Limerick in Ballysimon
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