Friends support assault victim

Niamh Nolan

Fri, 04 Feb, 2005 - 00:00

Trevor Sutton, 30, from Kilmacow, Co Waterford, spent 11 days in a coma in St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney last September after being assaulted by a nightclub bouncer.

While he has made a substantial recovery, injuries to his ear have left him unable to fly home until he undergoes another operation in Australia.

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Courts Place: Sydney Place: Kilmacow Place: Co Waterford Place: Australia Place: Galway Person: Niamh Nolan Person: Trevor Sutton Person: Trevor Person: Phyllis Person: Sutton Person: Fr Person: Tom Devereaux Event: All-Ireland Organisation: St Vincent's Hospital Organisation: Central Coast GAA

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