text: Surfer Missing Since Sunday Found Safe And Well By Coastguard
  Dramatic footage of surfer being rescued after 30 hours at sea
  A surfer who had been missing since Sunday has been found safe and well.
  Matthew Bryce, who spent more than 30 hours in the sea, was found floating in the Irish Sea by the Coastguard, 13 miles from the Argyll coast. He had been missing since around 9am on Sunday.
  The 22-year-old Glasgow lad, who was believed to be heading to Westport Beach near Campbeltown at the time of his disappearance, was taken to Belfast Hospital to be checked out.
  Matthew Bryce has been found safe and sound. The 22-year-old had been missing since Sunday morning. Pic: PA
  Speaking to the BBC, Dawn Petrie from the Coastguard said: 'He was extremely lucky. He was kitted out with all the right clothing including a thick neoprene suit and this must have helped him to survive for so long at sea.'
  She added: 'He is hypothermic but conscious and has been flown to hospital in Belfast. He did the right thing by staying with his surfboard and that certainly aided his survival.'
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  Dunoon Chief Inspector Paul Robertson said: 'The response to our appeal to find Matthew has been outstanding.'
  He added: 'It has been a real team effort and I would like to thank everyone who offered their assistance.'