Divers find body of drowned fisherman

The search for the fisherman who went missing off the coast of County Down during the week has ended.

Divers find body of drowned fisherman
Sat, 13 Nov, 2004 - 19:38

The search for the fisherman who went missing off the coast of County Down during the week has ended.

His body was recovered by police divers earlier today.

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