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Hartlepool clinched their first win in seven games in all competitions by beating Solihull 2-0 at home.
Vadaine Oliver struck his fifth goal in his last six appearances to give Pools an early lead with a cheeky back-heeled finish from Luke Charman’s cross.
Pools created several other chances but failed to take them and were indebted to goalkeeper George Evans, whose fine late save kept out Solihull substitute Conor Wilkinson’s effort.
The home side then wrapped up their first win in five league games in the fourth minute of added time through Matty Daly.
The teenager appeared before Newcastle West District Court
Lisdoon Nirvana staring Frankie McCafferty | Photo: Paul McGucKin
Credit: @natashaobrienofficial on Instagram
The new charging points will be installed at the public library in Kilmallock, Sycamore Drive in Bruff, the Square in Caherconlish at Monastery Road in Doon
The house targeted by arsonists on Mulgrave Street on Friday
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