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Body found in search for missing Barry Davis Ryan

The body was found earlier today at a location close to where he entered the water.

SEARCH TEAMS HAVE located a body in the search for 21-year-old Barry Davis Ryan – who went missing more than a week ago when his father and girlfriend were drowned in an accident in Baltimore, West Cork.

The body was found this afternoon at a location close to where he entered the water.

Volunteers from all over the country have been involved in the search this week.

Dozens of divers, including members of the gardaí, were involved in today’s search, along with lifeboat and rescue crews.

A formal identification has yet to take place.

According to Baltimore RNLI:

“Divers recovered the body around midday and have brought him to the lifeboat station.

We are so relieved that he can be returned to his family and offer our sincere condolences to the family and friends of all affected by this tragedy.

Read: Search resumes for missing man whose dad and girlfriend drowned in Cork

Read: Search continues to bring missing man home for a “decent burial”

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    Mute Ryan Murphy
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    Aug 11th 2013, 6:19 PM

    Another calamity averted by the services, both staffed and voluntary, who respond promptly and efficiently at all times.

    People need to put their brains in gear as well as their protective equipment, which has been instrumental in saving up to nine lives in the last two days alone.

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    Mute Fergal Kelly
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    Aug 11th 2013, 6:27 PM

    Tramore RNLI seem to be involved quite often in these articles!

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    Mute Paul
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    Aug 11th 2013, 5:57 PM

    Any fish for the table salvaged!

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    Mute ThomasFrancisMeagher
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    Aug 12th 2013, 9:25 AM

    Well done Tramore lifeboat crew, these guys are real heroes & deserve far better support from government than what they get.

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    Mute Eoghan Hartery
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    Aug 11th 2013, 11:55 PM

    Sadly it was around the same spot that a number of fisherman from the locality between Tramore and Dunmore East have also lost their lives recently and In the past by the same coastal tides around this area. None of them were ignorant of the sea nor what the consequences are but I do know that there are a lot of freak waves and swells that can have the ability to turn over / capsize a boat just after you sail / motor around Brownstown head….. This area has had a fair share of drowning/ sinkings/ capsizes and deaths so thankfully all those on board were recovered safely…..

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    Mute Lillian O'Connor
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    Aug 11th 2013, 6:26 PM

    Will they ever learn from other souls’ tragedies

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    Mute Diarmaid Kelly
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    Aug 11th 2013, 7:25 PM

    And do what lillian not work and not feed their families.

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    Mute sydney shaw
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    Aug 11th 2013, 9:15 PM

    They were anglers dude,not out for profit .

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    Mute Bilbo Baggins
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    Aug 12th 2013, 12:14 AM

    I don’t see anywhere in the article that error on their part was to blame?? The fact that they were wearing their life jackets possibly saved them long enough to be rescued, so what puts them at fault?

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    Aug 12th 2013, 1:02 AM

    The lad who swam ashore took a big risk leaving the upturned boat. He wouldn’t have to do so if they brought some form of communication such as VHF radio or even flares. Going pooly equipped is a massive fault in itself

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    Aug 15th 2013, 10:09 PM

    Accidents do happen….as the wife of the owner of the boat, I cannot thank the RNLI enough for their swift rescue and if there is a lesson for all to learn it’s that the sea is not a playground. When a tragedy occurs, the crew of the RNLI are putting their lives at risk as well. Please, I beg you all, DO NOT TAKE THE SEA FOR GRANTED. I thank GOD that I did not have to bury my husband and friends after Sundays incident,

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