29/03/2017

Body Found In River Foyle Is Missing Jack Glenn

A body recovered from the River Foyle in L'Derry is that of Jack Glenn, police have confirmed.

The 23-year-old had been missing since 02 February.

His father Colin thanked the public for their support.

Posting on social media her said: "At last I can confirm we got Jack back.

"Thank you all for your hard work , help and support over the past 7 1/2 weeks."

The funeral will take place at Ebrington Presbyterian Church on Saturday, 01 April.

(CD)

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