Man rescued from river Dodder in Dublin

Man rescued from river Dodder in Dublin

Sun, 21 Feb, 2016 - 17:06

A man has been taken to hospital with hypothermia - after being rescued from the river Dodder in Dublin.

Dublin Fire Brigade was called in to help this afternoon - after the man's foot became stuck in a drain.

He is now receiving treatment in hospital.

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