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Man Recovered From Lough Corrib Was Leading Medical Consultant

15th August 2016
The body of 51-year-old Prof Aongus Curran was recovered on Saturday 13 August after a search of the Oughterard area The body of 51-year-old Prof Aongus Curran was recovered on Saturday 13 August after a search of the Oughterard area Credit: UCD

#LoughCorrib - The Irish Times reports that the man whose body was recovered from Lough Corrib at the weekend has been named as leading ear, nose and throat specialist Prof Aongus Curran (51).

The consultant and cancer surgeon is believed to have drowned after his boat got unto difficulties off Oughterard, Co Galway on Friday 12 August, as previously reported on Afloat.ie.

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MacDara Conroy

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