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WATCH: Georgie Kelly scores a stunning goal in League of Ireland
Bohemians star Georgie Kelly is the talk of Twitter today after his amazing goal against Derry City on Monday night.
In injury time in the game, his side Bohs trailed 3-2 but a late hopeful cross into the box resulted in one of the goals of the season. Kelly controlled the high ball with his chest and as he dropped he thundered a right-footed volley into the net.
Take a look below:
That is just unbelievable! What a ball, what a touch, what a finish. What a game...!
— SSE Airtricity League (@SSEAirtricityLg) September 20, 2021
Georgie Kelly has grabbed a crucial equaliser for Bohs deep in added time to level the most dramatic of games.@bfcdublin 3-3 @derrycityfc
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The game finished 3-3.
It is also understood that Government has identified antigen testing as playing a central role in this reopening phase.
Children are being encouraged to write a short story based off the phrase: ‘I can see you’re going to have the most amazing adventure...'
The expert has said Ireland is an outlier when it comes to antigen testing.
Man who raped his niece while she babysat his children jailed for 10 years
Gardaí will confiscate any fireworks found in the possession of persons and such persons are also liable to prosecution.
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