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Jean-Claude Juncker rejects ‘extremists’ who want to break up Europe

European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has launched a broadside at “extremists” who think they can solve their countries’ problems over migration by breaking up the EU.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2017

Air Force Blue - but only if the price is right!

THE best English 2000 Guineas winner I have seen was El Gran Senor, trained by Vincent O’Brien.

Sat, 30 Apr, 2016

Roy O’Donovan gets eight-week ban for headbutt

Corkman Roy O’Donovan has been suspended for eight weeks — the second-biggest A-League ban of all time — for his New Year’s Eve headbutt on Manny Muscat.

Thu, 07 Jan, 2016

Up to 950 migrants die as boat capsizes

As many as 950 people were feared dead after a fishing boat packed with migrants capsized off the Libyan coast in what may be one of the worst disasters of the Mediterranean migrant crisis, officials said.

Mon, 20 Apr, 2015

Evans' football career looks to be over

Convicted rapist Ched Evans is unlikely to be able to resume his football career abroad due to the UK's tough regime in managing sex offenders.

Sat, 03 Jan, 2015

Diplomat's son 'not immune from charges'

The son of Ireland’s Maltese ambassador has not invoked diplomatic immunity over two sexual assault allegations, his foreign ministry has said.

Sun, 19 Aug, 2007

Ambassador's son in sexual assault allegations

The Maltese ambassador to Ireland has resigned after his son became embroiled in a diplomatic immunity row.

Sun, 19 Aug, 2007

Baros steps in and delivers for Liverpool

Millwall 0 Liverpool 3

Wed, 27 Oct, 2004

Diao scores for Liverpool

Salif Diao has given Liverpool a 1-0 lead against Millwall in the Carling Cup tonight.

Tue, 26 Oct, 2004

All change for Liverpool

Defender Djimi Traore was the only member of the Liverpool starting XI tonight who began Saturday’s game against Charlton as manager Rafael Benitez opted to rest virtually all his key players.

Tue, 26 Oct, 2004

Millwall’s adventure ends amid violence

Ferencvaros 3 Millwall 1 (Ferencvaros win 4-2 on aggregate)

Fri, 01 Oct, 2004

FA charge Gillingham’s Roberts

GILLINGHAM striker Iwan Roberts has been charged with two counts of improper conduct for comments made in his autobiography.

Wed, 01 Sep, 2004

Keane warns teammates not to slacken off in Premiership

ROY KEANE has warned his Manchester United teammates they will not be allowed to let their Premiership standards slip just because an FA Cup final place has been booked.

Fri, 09 Apr, 2004

Lions devour West Ham

WEST HAM boss Alan Pardew conceded his side had been outplayed after their hammering by Millwall at the New Den yesterday.

Mon, 22 Mar, 2004

Dichio delivers the goods for Milwall

Tranmere 1 Millwall 2

Wed, 17 Mar, 2004

Keeper saves Tranmere

JOHN ACHTERBERG got the reward he deserved, according to Tranmere manager Brian Little, after recovering from a knee injury to earn his side an FA Cup quarter-final replay against Millwall with a dramatic penalty save.

Mon, 08 Mar, 2004

Sunderland reach the FA Cup semi-finals

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Sun, 07 Mar, 2004

Sunderland hold slender half-time lead

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Sun, 07 Mar, 2004

Sunderland take the lead in their Cup tie

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Sun, 07 Mar, 2004

McAteer starts for Sunderland in Cup game

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Sun, 07 Mar, 2004

Tranmere earn FA Cup replay

Millwall 0 Tranmere 0

Sun, 07 Mar, 2004

Cup game ends in scoreless draw

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Sun, 07 Mar, 2004

Scoreless at break in FA Cup game

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Sun, 07 Mar, 2004

Wise puts himself back in Millwall side

Player-manager Dennis Wise restores himself to Millwall’s starting line-up for the club’s first FA Cup quarter-final in 19 years after sitting out Tuesday’s defeat at Sheffield United, where the Lions’ ten-match unbeaten run came to a shuddering halt.

Sun, 07 Mar, 2004

£250,000 for tackle that shattered footballer's leg

Former Charlton midfielder Matt Holmes was today awarded agreed damages of £250,000 (€371,779) over what a court heard would go down as the “second most expensive tackle in history”.

Mon, 23 Feb, 2004