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Man dies after falling into sea near Portstewart harbour Man dies after falling into sea near Portstewart harbour
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A man has died after falling into the sea near Portstewart harbour in County Londonderry.A man has died after falling into the sea near Portstewart harbour in County Londonderry.
He was Stanley Duncan, chief executive of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, Northern Ireland (DVLNI).He was Stanley Duncan, chief executive of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, Northern Ireland (DVLNI).
Mr Duncan had been fishing at rocks close to Victoria Terrace shortly before 17:00 BST on Tuesday when the accident happened. Mr Duncan had been fishing at rocks close to Victoria Terrace shortly before 17:00 BST on Tuesday when the incident happened.
Other fishermen helped to rescue him and a number of emergency teams were called to the scene. Other fishermen held onto him while a number of emergency teams were called to the scene.
He was recovered from the water by the Portrush in-shore lifeboat and taken to the Causeway Hospital in Coleraine.He was recovered from the water by the Portrush in-shore lifeboat and taken to the Causeway Hospital in Coleraine.
Chris Little from Coleraine Coastguard Rescue Team said: "The lifeboat was able to recover him very quickly.Chris Little from Coleraine Coastguard Rescue Team said: "The lifeboat was able to recover him very quickly.
"His location had been given very clearly by the person who made the initial call. With sea conditions being very calm, it was quite easy to see."His location had been given very clearly by the person who made the initial call. With sea conditions being very calm, it was quite easy to see.
"Two people who had been fishing near the gentleman had gone to his assistance and managed to hold him against the rocks until the lifeboat crew could recover him."Two people who had been fishing near the gentleman had gone to his assistance and managed to hold him against the rocks until the lifeboat crew could recover him.
"He received immediate attention before being transferred to the Causeway Hospital.""He received immediate attention before being transferred to the Causeway Hospital."
Mr Little said that sea conditions were good on Tuesday and it was unlikely that the man had been swept into the water by a wave.Mr Little said that sea conditions were good on Tuesday and it was unlikely that the man had been swept into the water by a wave.
"It seems more likely that, for some reason, he fell in," he said."It seems more likely that, for some reason, he fell in," he said.
Coleraine Coastguard Rescue Team, the RNLI inshore lifeboat from Portrush, Portstewart RNLI beach lifeguards and the Irish Coast Guard search and rescue helicopter from Sligo all attended the scene.Coleraine Coastguard Rescue Team, the RNLI inshore lifeboat from Portrush, Portstewart RNLI beach lifeguards and the Irish Coast Guard search and rescue helicopter from Sligo all attended the scene.