Two anglers who died at sea last week have been named by police.
They were 66-year-old Harold Clive Faragher from Bride and Stuart Curphey from Andreas, also 66.
The pair failed to return from a fishing trip on Friday afternoon.
An extensive search was conducted throughout Saturday.
Their dinghy was found in the morning, the bodies were located that evening.
Officers say their investigations are continuing and the matter has been referred to the Coroner of Inquests.
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