'Extremely lucky' surfer survives more than 30 hours in the Irish Sea

A surfer who survived more than 30 hours stranded in the Irish Sea on his board has been described as "extremely lucky".

'Extremely lucky' surfer survives more than 30 hours in the Irish Sea
Tue, 02 May, 2017 - 09:07

A surfer who survived more than 30 hours stranded in the Irish Sea on his board has been described as "extremely lucky".

Mr Bryce, from Glasgow, was taken to Belfast Hospital for treatment for hypothermia.

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