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Georgie Kelly of Bohemians, right, celebrates with team-mates, including Liam Burt, after scoring his side's first goal during the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division match between Bohemians and Lo
Donegal striker Georgie Kelly scored his first competitive goal for new club Bohemians in their SSE Airtricity League Premier Division clash at Dalymount Park against Longford Town on Saturday.
The Inishowen man - signed from Dundalk during the close-season - opened Bohs' account on 20 minutes and six minutes later Ross Tierney made it 2-0.
At that stage it was looking good for Keith Long's side who were determined to collect the full points on offer having lost to Finn Harps 1-0 in their first outing.
But Longford - who shocked Derry City with a 2-0 success last weekend - had other ideas and super sub Conor Davis pulled one back on 76 minutes and then grabbed what turned out to be the equaliser four minutes later.
The 2-2 draw leaves last season's runners-up Bohemians on just one point, while Longford go second in the table behind Finn Harps.
In the other game today, St. Patrick's Athletic defeated Drogheda United 2-1 at Richmond Park with Billy King getting a last minute winner for the Saints.
Mountcrest Caravan Park, Bundoran
An aerial view of the site, which has the Causeway Road at the bottom and Inishowen Co-Op at the top.
Polestar Roundabout in Letterkenny
Death notices for Donegal
The play will run for five nights beginning next Monday, March 16, to Friday, 20 at 8pm nightly, including St Patrick’s night
IPAS Centre planning permission application made in Loch an Iúir
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