Article: BROLLY BAD LUCK.(News)

Article: Brolly bad luck, Derry.(Sport)
The Mirror (London, England);  May 29, 1996 ;     415 words ...Derry have been blitzed by injuries in the countdown to Sunday's Ulster Championship Gaelic football opener with Armagh. Definitely out are key players Joe Brolly and Dermot McNicholl. And full- back Dave O'Neill is still recovering from the virus which kept him out the recent League final, so he

Article: Brolly bad weather.(News)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  July 3, 2007 ;     346 words ...THE Queen looked a bit under the weather during a visit to Dundee yesterday. Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, she was opening a pounds 15million education centre at the city's university as part of her Scottish tour when she was caught in a downpour. The Queen recovered her composure and went

Article: BROLLY BAD SHOW NOW SIMPLY FAB.(Sport)
The Mirror (London, England);  November 22, 2008 ;     460 words ...Byline: LAWRO FABIO CAPELLO has taken England a very long way in such a short space of time. Twelve months ago, they were a team in crisis, failing to reach Euro 2008 thanks to a disastrous defeat against Croatia on a miserable night for the Wally with the Brolly. It is difficult sometimes to

Article: BROLLY BAD SHOW.(News)
The Mirror (London, England);  October 13, 1998 ;     192 words ...REF David Bonar was recovering yesterday after being KO'd by a brolly-wielding grandad at a kids' game in Birmingham.

Article: Brolly bad show: Buckingham Palace garden party a ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  July 9, 2004 ;     425 words ...Almost 1,000 Midland homes were still without power yesterday after strong winds on Wednesday felled power lines across the region. Stormy weather and gusts of up to 45mph left 11,000 homes without electricity across Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and the West Midlands. Yesterday

Article: A BROLLY BAD YEAR FOR FANS.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  December 31, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Byline: RICHARD COPEMAN (1) In the spotlight: Tevez (left), the star of a soap opera, broken foot victim Wayne Rooney and (inset) ex-Chelsea boss Mourinho(2) Ton-up: England skipper Michael Vaughan celebrates and (right)Bob Woolmer (3) Despair: Toby Flood (left), Mike Catt, Mathew Tait and Jonny

Article: Football: BROLLY BAD SHOW, MAC.(Sport)
The Mirror (London, England);  December 28, 2007 ;     660 words ...Byline: Martin Lipton CHIEF FOOTBALL WRITER DAVID JAMES last night delivered his verdict on the unlamented Steve McClaren era, castigating the former England boss's credentials as both a man and a manager. James had a first-hand view from the Wembley bench as McClaren's miserable reign was