A paraglider has been rescued after crashing onto the roof of a county Fermanagh hotel.
Emergency services were called to reports of the incident at the Lough Erne Resort shortly before 1pm on Sunday.
Two fire engines from Enniskillen, one from Lisnaskea, a specialist rescue team and a turntable ladder were all used to rescue a man from the second floor roof.
He was subsequently passed to the care of the Northern Ireland ambulance service.
Lough Erne Resort has released a statement about the incident and sought to reassure guests.
It said: “We can confirm the earlier incident involving a paraglider which had been in collision with part of our main hotel complex has now been closed with the individual being taken to hospital.
“Everyone at the resort wishes them well. The resort has now been reopened to the general public.”
