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Ryan Glover’s strike deep into stoppage time salvaged a point for National League promotion hopefuls Barnet in a dramatic 3-3 draw with Sutton at The Hive.
The hosts had looked set to heap the pressure on title rivals York as first-half goals from Glover and Adebola Oluwo cancelled out Ashley Nadesan’s 21st-minute effort for the visitors.
Both sides had their chances in the second period before Nadesan turned provider to cross for Will Davies to fire Sutton level on 69 minutes, then Besant Topalloj struck the visitors in front three minutes later.
Sutton seemed poised to hold out for the win when Barnet’s Mark Shelton hit a post before Glover managed to snatch a point nine minutes into added time.
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Michael Sheehan, aged 37, of Cliona Park, Moyross came before Judge Colin Daly after he admitted taking a 'significant amount of money' from charity shop at Mungret Street earlier this year
Seamus Fitzgerald and Jane Fitzpatrick from Shannon-based firm AerCap supporting the Novas Christmas sleep-out alongside James Linnane
Gardai at Henry Street have launched an investigation into the thefts
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