Fears for man missing in North after bike found

Fears for a missing cyclist in the North grew today after his bicycle was discovered close to the sea.

Fears for a missing cyclist in the North grew today after his bicycle was discovered close to the sea.

Sam Campbell, 49, disappeared on New Year’s Day after leaving his home outside Ballymena, Co Antrim, to go on a bike ride.

Police involved in a search revealed today that his bicycle had been found in a coastal area near the village of Glenarm.

Father-of-three Mr Campbell, an electrical contractor, was last seen heading out into the countryside from his home in Tully Road, Kells. He was a keen cyclist who trained regularly, sometimes clocking up 50 miles a day.

His wife Laverne, 47, said: “He is committed to his work, his family and to cycling and did everything 100%. He wanted to get his training started early and that is why he went out on Sunday.”

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