Superstar honoured

Dromore Northern Ireland Supporters Club celebrated its 15th anniversary with a dinner at Thyme Square, Dromore. Chief guest was Sammy Wilson. 'Born and bred' in Dromore, Sammy has been described as “a superstar centre-forward, pure class, strength and skill” who “scored goals for fun”, and made an impressive leap from the Irish League to the international stage… The local club celebrated Sammy's achievements with a stunning trophy and awarded him the the honorary title of club President.
Officers of the Dromore NI Supporters Club - Bryan Lindsay, Dessie Armstrong, Campbell McCreedy, Steven Mawhinney (Chairman) and Arty McDonald - were pleased to honour Sammy Wilson at the club's 15th anniversary dinner in Thyme Square, Dromore.

Committee members from the Amalgamation of NI Supporters Clubs, David Thompson, Gary McAllister (Press Officer), Phil Smith (Chairman) and Ricky McIntyre congratulate Sammy Wilson on his award by the Dromore NI Supporters Club to recognise his achievements.

Sammy played with distinction for Glenavon, Coleraine, Falkirk, Dundee and won 12 international caps. Typically modest, Sammy said that it had always been a pleasure and an honour to represent his club, country, family and hometown of Dromore.