Latest: Republic of Ireland squad send their support to Liam Miller after his cancer diagnosis

Latest: Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill has sent his support to former Celtic player Liam Miller amid reports he is battling pancreatic cancer.

Latest: Republic of Ireland squad send their support to Liam Miller after his cancer diagnosis
Mon, 13 Nov, 2017 - 10:33
Grainne McGuinness

Update 3.11pm: Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill has sent his support to former Celtic player Liam Miller amid reports he is battling pancreatic cancer.

The 36-year-old midfielder is said to be undergoing treatment and news of his plight has been greeted with shock by acquaintances within football.

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