By David Hunter
A body recovered from the River Foyle Yesterday has been confirmed as that of Jack Glenn.
The 23 year old entered the water in Derry Londonderry at the Start of February.
Family members and volunteers have been searching the riverbanks for more than seven weeks in a bid to recover his remains.
Meanwhile searches will continue in a bid to locate 18 year old Dean Millar, who entered the water earlier this month.
Police can confirm following identification that Jack Glen has been recovered from River Foyle.Our thoughts are with his family and friends
— PSNI Foyle (@PSNIFoyle) March 28, 2017
In a post online Jack's father, Colin said: "At last I can confirm we got Jack back.
Jack will be laid to rest on Saturday 1st April.
Jack's remains will leave his grandparents home 55 caw hill park , Waterside Londonderry/ Derry at 12:30 for a 1 o'clock service in Ebrington Presbyterian church followed buy burial in Altnagelvin cemetery.
"Everyone welcome and I would love to see you all again.
"Thank you all for your hard work ,help and support over the past seven and a half weeks."
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