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Georgie Kelly scored on his Rotherham United debut on Saturday.
Georgie Kelly scored a debut goal to seal Rotherham United’s promotion to the Championship.
Kelly struck in the 89th minute in a 2-0 win over Gillingham at Priestfield.
A calf injury prevented the Tooban man from making his first Millers appearance.
Eleven minutes from full-time on Saturday, with Rotherham leading 1-0 thanks to Rarmani Edwards Green’s 34th minute opener, Kelly was summonsed.
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Rotherham have a TWO goal advantage! pic.twitter.com/DmAXJYdWe2
The 25-year-old came in for the injured Michael Smith with automatic promotion from League One still up for grabs.
The impact could hardly have been better. Chiedozie Ogbene, a Republic of Ireland international, teed up for Kelly, who slammed home from just inside the area.
Kelly’s goal sparked wild scenes among the traveling support, some of whom spilled onto the pitch as their side’s promotion dream was realised.
Last year, Kelly won the PFAI Player of the Year Award after netting 26 goals in all competitions for Bohemians.
The Church of Ireland in Leitirmacaward
Brian Kelly, CSR Lead, TCS Letterkenny Global Delivery Centre with (l-r) :Tristan Boyle, Seighean O’Baoill, Ciaran McDaid, Shaun Rodgers, Ellie Douglas, Katie Ward, Killian Gillespie, Aidan McGee
Ard-Stiúrthóir TG4 Alan Esslemont agus Uachtárán Chumann Pheil na mBan Mícheál Naughton
Rope thatching a cottage in Straboy, Glencolmcille / Gleann Cholm Cille with support from the Thatch Repair Grant Scheme.
A computer generated image of the proposed new Community Nurisng Unit in Letterkenny
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