03/04/2002
Weather again hampers search for Greene family
The search for three generations of a County Down family missing at sea has been hampered again by the weather.
Despite valiant efforts to locate them, police divers have found no trace of Michael Greene, his son and eight-year-old grandson, also called Michael since they left Kilkeel fishing harbour on February 14.
The family’s boat, the Tullaghmurray Lass has been located however. It was found 42 metres below the surface by the Ken Vickers seven miles off the coast of Kilkeel.
Divers had hoped to search wreckage of the boat on Wednesday April 3 but poor weather means the search has been suspended until at least tomorrow.
Friday March 29 was the last time according a police spokesperson, that police divers were able to examine the wreckage of the Tullaghmurray Lass. It is thought the search is concentrating on finding the remains of the bodies of the Greene family.
On Tuesday March 26, the police diving team used sophisticated underwater video surveillance equipment to film the wreckage.
The Marine Accident Investigation branch is currently leading the investigation into what happened to the Tullaghmurray Lass.
(AMcE)
Despite valiant efforts to locate them, police divers have found no trace of Michael Greene, his son and eight-year-old grandson, also called Michael since they left Kilkeel fishing harbour on February 14.
The family’s boat, the Tullaghmurray Lass has been located however. It was found 42 metres below the surface by the Ken Vickers seven miles off the coast of Kilkeel.
Divers had hoped to search wreckage of the boat on Wednesday April 3 but poor weather means the search has been suspended until at least tomorrow.
Friday March 29 was the last time according a police spokesperson, that police divers were able to examine the wreckage of the Tullaghmurray Lass. It is thought the search is concentrating on finding the remains of the bodies of the Greene family.
On Tuesday March 26, the police diving team used sophisticated underwater video surveillance equipment to film the wreckage.
The Marine Accident Investigation branch is currently leading the investigation into what happened to the Tullaghmurray Lass.
(AMcE)
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Divers will carry out further remote camera searches of the wreck of the sunken Tullaghmurry Lass to try to ascertain if bodies are inside. Divers believe the remains of some of the three members of the Greene family, who went missing on the boat on 14 February, may be inside.
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Divers will carry out further remote camera searches of the wreck of the sunken Tullaghmurry Lass to try to ascertain if bodies are inside. Divers believe the remains of some of the three members of the Greene family, who went missing on the boat on 14 February, may be inside.
26 March 2002
Divers search wreckage of Tullaghmurray Lass
Police divers have begun the process of sifting through the wreckage of the Tullaghmurray Lass, which was discovered on the sea floor seven miles off the County Down coast last Thursday.
Divers search wreckage of Tullaghmurray Lass
Police divers have begun the process of sifting through the wreckage of the Tullaghmurray Lass, which was discovered on the sea floor seven miles off the County Down coast last Thursday.
25 March 2002
Underwater search and recovery operation postponed
Poor weather has again hampered the underwater search for the bodies of three missing members of the Greene family. Police divers who were searching for the bodies of Michael Green, his son and his grandson postponed their search on Monday because of bad weather conditions.
Underwater search and recovery operation postponed
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22 March 2002
Search for missing fishermen resumes
The underwater search for the bodies of the three missing members of the Greene family is underway. Wreckage from the sea vessel, the Tullaghmurray Lass, which disappeared with three generations of the Greene family on board, was discovered off the coast of Kilkeel on Friday.
Search for missing fishermen resumes
The underwater search for the bodies of the three missing members of the Greene family is underway. Wreckage from the sea vessel, the Tullaghmurray Lass, which disappeared with three generations of the Greene family on board, was discovered off the coast of Kilkeel on Friday.
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