LE James Joyce returns home to a heroes welcome
The crew of the LE James Joyce returned home to a heroes welcome today in Haulbowline.
The 58-strong crew departed in July and on their Mediterranean mission rescued over 2,500 people and and recovered 21 bodies.
One of the more harrowing events for the crew was the discovery of 16 bodies on board a metal barge.
Speaking to RedFM News Lt Cdr Neil Manning says credit is due to the crew who sacrificed a lot to take part:
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