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Celtic tops strung across Glasgow River Clyde bridge in tribute to tragic fan Joseph Duffy
03.05.2020 - 20:53 / dailyrecord.co.uk
The heartbroken family of a tragic Glasgow man whose body was found in the River Clyde earlier this week have paid tribute to those who helped to bring him home.
Joseph Duffy, 39, was last seen on April 11 when he went missing from his home in Newlands.
Officers informed his family a body had been found in the River Clyde yesterday.
Scores of mourners hung Celtic tops across the King George V bridge overlooking the river in a beautiful tribute to Joe who was a supporter of the Glasgow team.
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