A group of more than 60 army cadets are safe and accounted for after a major rescue effort in the Mourne Mountains.
The British cadets were on a summer camp and adventure training when they were were left stranded by torrential rain near Carrick Hill this morning.
Some of the group - mostly aged 12 to 17 - have hypothermia and leg injuries.
Bad weather made the rescue operation very difficult.
Liam Colquhoun from the Coastguard says it's wasn't easy:
Ambulances are attending the scene and medical staff are treating several young people.
Weather conditions in the area have been very poor over recent days.
Major emergency incident in mournes with helicopter, coastguard, medical and ambulance responding. Please God all will be ok. @SDLPlive
— Colin McGrath (@ColinSDLP) August 2, 2017
