Search resumes for five missing seamen

The search for five seamen missing in the Irish Sea will resume today, involving the Waterford and Dublin-based helicopters and UK rescue teams.

Mon, 28 Nov, 2011 - 07:09

The search for five seamen missing in the Irish Sea will resume today, involving the Waterford and Dublin-based helicopters and UK rescue teams.

The Russian crewmen went into the water about 20 miles off the Welsh coastline.

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