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Allianz HL D2: Offaly move to the top
Allianz National Hurling League Division Two Fixtures/Results
DIVISION 2A
OFFALY 0-22 KERRY 1-18
DERRY v KILDARE
CARLOW v DOWN
A wonderful sideline cut from David Nally with the very last puck of the game ensured that Offalys first visit to Fitzgerald Stadium for a National Hurling League game since 1953 was successful, as they moved to the top of the Division 2A table
The Faithful County played with the aid of the breeze in the first half and they struggled to make it count, falling two points behind when Shane Conway found the net for the Kingdom after 17 minutes.
Offalys response to this was excellent however, as they rallied to lead by 0-13 to 1-5 at half-time Cillian Kiely scored two from play, Eoghan Cahill pointed four frees and Oisin Kelly added another to give them some leeway going into the second half.
Kerry, as expected, picked up the pace after the interval with Fionnn Mackessy leading the charge, while Pdraig Boyle brought his tally to eight points with a string of excellent dead ball scores.
Jordan Conway initially, and then Conway with a sideline from nearly 60 metres, twice put Kerry in front, but points number 12 and 13 for Eoghan Cahill levelled on each occasion, before Nally came up with the dramatic winner.
DIVISION 2B
WICKLOW v LONDON
SLIGO v TYRONE
GAA
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GAA
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Preview: Weekend's All-Ireland SFC action
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politics
Clare Lakelands Hotel to open as direct provision centre for asylum seekers
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356 million spent on direct provision in 2022. 157 new centres opened since April 2020
Recent Figures released by the Department of Children and Equality show there are currently 195 Direct Provision Centres in operation accross 26 Counties accommodating 20,485 Asylum Seekers. The portfolio of accommodation includes 57 Hotels, 81 guest houses, 8 hostels,18 apartment complexes, 9 former college buildings, 2 tented sites, 15 centres which
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