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York fought back to draw 1-1 against Dagenham in their Vanarama National League match at the LNER Community Stadium.
The Daggers, who had won three of their last five league games, took the lead in the 26th minute through Mo Sagaf after Josh Walker’s shot was parried away by Ethan Ross.
The Minstermen were close to an equaliser just before the hour when Ryan Fallowfield headed narrowly wide from a cross by Alex Hurst.
York goalkeeper Ross denied Walker with another smart save before Alex Whittle shot over, but with six minutes left the hosts eventually equalised through defender Sam Sanders.
All smiles for Scoil Mhuire Broadford students Holly Boyce, Mya White, Shauna White and Annie White
Amina Costello was presented with a youth leadership development certificate
Walking Buddies, a local volunteer-led walking group pictured enjoying a scenic stroll. They meet in Dooradoyle every week for a relaxed 5–6km walk
Arthur Ellis Photography
Residents in Boro Park last year, opposing plans for modular housing
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