Charity rowers stunned to find sea crash pilot alive

Charity rowers who videoed a dramatic crash landing in the Irish Sea tonight spoke of their amazement at seeing the pilot clamber from the wreckage.

Wed, 12 Aug, 2009 - 20:43

Charity rowers who videoed a dramatic crash landing in the Irish Sea tonight spoke of their amazement at seeing the pilot clamber from the wreckage.

Owner John O’Shaughnessy was flying the two-seater home to Ireland after having work done on it in Wales when he ran into trouble.

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