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Carlisle’s new owners watched on as their team drew 1-1 at home against Charlton.
Castle Sports Group representatives were able to celebrate as Sam Lavelle hauled the hosts level eight minutes after Corey Blackett-Taylor fired the Addicks ahead.
Jordan Gibson went close for Carlisle early on when his shot was smartly saved by Ashley Maynard-Brewer.
The Addicks replied with Scott Fraser forcing home keeper Tomas Holy into an equally impressive stop, before the hosts’ Owen Moxon then fired over after he had met a tidy pass from Gibson.
Carlisle were saved by the woodwork in the 38th minute.
Lloyd Jones played in Blackett-Taylor, but his powerful drive thumped the crossbar.
The Addicks dominated the opening stages of the second period, and they got their reward after 54 minutes when Blackett-Taylor poked home as he darted in to convert Tennai Watson’s low cross.
Blackett-Taylor was denied a second thanks to Holy’s superb save and Carlisle levelled just past the hour-mark when Lavelle drilled home clinically following Jack Armer’s lay-off.
Rohit Kumar, Kalfan Ahmad, Herman Yucero and Albert Barcuas Hernandez, showing their living conditions in Thomondgate | PICTURE: Adrian Butler
The victim has been named as Michael Gerard O'Donnell of Mitchelstown, Cork
Photo for illustrative purposes only I PICTURE: An Garda Síochána Limerick on Facebook
The collision occurred in the Limerick Tunnel on the N18
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