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Celtic’s bid for European glory was today backed by politicians from both sides of the Irish Sea.

Wed, 21 May, 2003 - 17:55

Celtic’s bid for European glory was today backed by politicians from both sides of the Irish Sea.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair gave the backing of the House of Commons to Martin O’Neill’s side, who take on FC Porto in tonight’s Uefa Cup Final.

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