Trory

A notorious football yob has once again been booted out of the game after trying to attack rival fans. Hooligan Mark Trory twice tried to punch Sunderland supporters as they made their way to St James' Park for last December's Tyne-Wear derby. His ...

MOURNERS at the funeral of Nial Hamilton heard the dedicated firefighter described as a "loving husband and father, son and brother". Hundreds gathered yesterday at St Michael's Church in Trory, Enniskillen, for the funeral of the Fermanagh firefighter ...

... firefighter Nial Hamilton who collapsed and died after putting out a car fire in Lurgan. The 44-year-old from Enniskillen received full service honours during his funeral service in St Michael's Parish Church, Trory. He was buried in the adjoining ...

Of the Trory couple's two long-term foster children one boy is now out of care and living independently and the other is away working but still returns to his 'home' in Trory and to Denyse and Robbie and the Walker family. Denyse and Robbie have three ...

SOCCER yob Mark Trory committed “the most flagrant breach of a banning order” to confront rivals fans. The 35-year-old was barred from entering Newcastle on match-days for three years but “couldn't resist” when United were playing Sunderland. So Trory ...

And today Mark Trory's hooliganism can be exposed after the yob was booted out of the game. His two-year campaign of football disorder includes bust-ups with rival supporters from Cardiff, Middlesbrough and Sunderland. And in one confrontation outside ...