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19/11/2007
Woman’s Body Pulled From Lough As Tragic Bridge Fall Body Found
Separate drowning tragedies have been reported over the weekend as a woman's body was recovered from a lough in Co Down, while the remains of a man were pulled from the River Foyle in Londonderry.
The body recovered by the Fire and Rescue Service from the Lough in Crossgar is understood to be that of a "vulnerable" 41-year-old woman reported missing by police on Sunday morning.
She had last been seen on the Killyleagh Road in Crossgar on Friday night.
The PSNI said: "The body of a female was found in a Lough in Crossgar on Sunday morning.
"Police are conducting inquiries surrounding the discovery but at this stage the circumstances are not thought to be suspicious and a crime is not suspected.
Meanwhile, the police say that another body was also removed from the Foyle yesterday.
"The body of a male was found at 9am on Sunday," a spokesman said.
"Inquiries into that incident are ongoing and a postmortem examination is to be carried out."
The body is thought to be that of a teenager who was seen falling into the river from the Craigavon Bridge in Derry almost a fortnight ago.
(BMcC)
The body recovered by the Fire and Rescue Service from the Lough in Crossgar is understood to be that of a "vulnerable" 41-year-old woman reported missing by police on Sunday morning.
She had last been seen on the Killyleagh Road in Crossgar on Friday night.
The PSNI said: "The body of a female was found in a Lough in Crossgar on Sunday morning.
"Police are conducting inquiries surrounding the discovery but at this stage the circumstances are not thought to be suspicious and a crime is not suspected.
Meanwhile, the police say that another body was also removed from the Foyle yesterday.
"The body of a male was found at 9am on Sunday," a spokesman said.
"Inquiries into that incident are ongoing and a postmortem examination is to be carried out."
The body is thought to be that of a teenager who was seen falling into the river from the Craigavon Bridge in Derry almost a fortnight ago.
(BMcC)
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