Body found in search for missing man in Lough Erne

The body of a man who was reported missing in Co Fermanagh's Lough Erne on Sunday has been found.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has confirmed that the body of a man was recovered from the lake on Monday evening.

The deceased was named as 31-year-old Kenny Andrews. Mr Andrews was from Bangor and was the managing director of Newtownards-based company Damp Proofing NI.

A postmortem of the body is due to take place. However, police are not treating the death as suspicious.

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Police, lifeboat rescue services and the Irish Coast Guard were involved in a search of Lough Erne on Sunday and Monday following an incident with a jet-ski in the area of Muckross Bay. One man was rescued from the water on Sunday evening as part of the search.

A spokesman for the RNLI said both the Enniskillen and Carrybridge branches of the lifeboat services were requested to launch their boats and water crafts on Sunday evening following reports of a person in the water.

“Enniskillen RNLI was already on the lough at the time having responded to a separate callout,” said the spokesman. “The first person was swimming to shore when rescued by a boat that was passing by.”

Mr Andrews’s fiancée and family have expressed their thanks to the emergency services who were involved in the search for him.

Additional reporting from PA