Weather forces halt to Donegal search

Weather forces halt to Donegal search

Tue, 02 Nov, 2010 - 15:24

The search for a missing fisherman off the north Donegal coast has been called off because of bad weather.

Robert McLaughlin, 41, and his uncle Edward Doherty went missing off the coast of Glengad yesterday morning.

Mr Doherty's body was found yesterday.

The coastguard will decide this evening when the search is to resume.

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