I got the report indirectly (via a mate of a mate) from the lad that was fishing next to him; all I know is that it was a guy estimated in his thirties. He'd been across for a bit craic, gone back to his gear and next thing the lad hears an almighty crunch and the section of the cliff with the chap on it is falling away.
It happened about an hour before the water would have reached the cliffs, but obviously too rough to get a boat out. The chopper & a fire engine were there but all that could be seen from above was his box - looks like the poor chap might be under it all. I'm guessing it might be a local lad as not too many people will be travelling too far with the conditions the way they are, and the cliffs are a popular shot when there's a good sea on. I think the frozen water in the ground has made the cliffs very unstable, probably a lot more fractures around. Interestingly, only a few weeks ago a section of cliff came down at Hartley, but I don't think anyone was around to witness it.
Still waiting for further news, will keep you all posted.
Gary.