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Boreham Wood were condemned to relegation after being held to a goalless draw by Ebbsfleet.
The Wood went close on four minutes when Jack Payne’s shot was deflected wide after a goalmouth scramble but posed little threat for the remainder of the first half.
Boreham Wood had the ball in the net just before the hour mark but referee Robert Massey-Ellis blew for a foul on Ebbsfleet keeper Mark Cousins.
Dominic Poleon pounced on a loose ball in the 63rd minute but Boreham Wood keeper Nathan Ashmore got down quickly to make the save.
Ben Chapman passed up a great chance to fire Ebbsfleet ahead five minutes from time, slicing wide with only Ashmore to beat after being set up by Poleon, and Ashmore pulled off a smart save to deny Dominic Samuel in the 89th minute.
Actor Ruth Negga and artist David Booth admiring the portrait on display in the National Gallery of Ireland I PICTURE: Naoise Culhane
Mike Mac Domhnaill, who has written about political issues throughout his career, was moved by the situation in Israel and Palestine to create this particular work
Eight Palestinian students begin their education in Mary Immaculate College
Caroline Carmody, Greenfields, with Pamela Downes and Niall McMahon, both Ballinacurra Gardens at the point where the sign for cyclists was initially placed | PICTURE: Adrian Butler
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