A body has been found as part of an investigation into missing person Michael McGirr.
A search operation was launched to find Michael after he went missing on Lough Erne on Saturday, October 29, when he was believed to be heading towards Inish Davar island on a fishing boat.
It has involved the PSNI, RNLI, North West Mountain Rescue, Foyle Search and Rescue, Civil Defence Search and Rescue teams along with boat owners and other members of the public.
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The RNLI had confirmed the 19ft Sheelin boat he was travelling in was located the following day.
Police have now confirmed that a body has been recovered as part of their investigation on the afternoon of Saturday, November 12.
The death is not being treated as suspicious at this time.
A PSNI spokesperson said: "Police investigating a report of missing person Michael McGirr have recovered a body this afternoon, Saturday 12th November.
The death is not being treated as suspicious at this time.
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