- Sam McCrory
People named Sam McCrory include:
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Sammy McCrory (Samuel McKee McCrory, 1924-), footballer for Ipswich Town and Northern Ireland.
*Sam "Skelly" McCrory , former UDA terrorist and gay rights activist.
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