The household of a diver who went lacking off the North Wales coast have paid tribute to him after a physique was discovered.

Imrich Magyar, 53, from the Warrington space of Cheshire, was found within the Llangwnnadl space of Pwllheli on 7 December, police have now confirmed.

North Wales Police appealed for info final month after HM Coastguard obtained a report in regards to the security of a “potential diver” off Porth Ysgaden on the Llŷn Peninsula.

An intensive search was carried out alongside the shoreline and on land within the surrounding space.

Officers mentioned the circumstances surrounding his demise weren’t regarded as suspicious.

A member of Mr Magyar’s household thanked the coastguard, RNLI and “all others” who helped search for him.

“The household are very grateful for all of the efforts made and for individuals who got here out in their very own time to assist,” they added.

“Thanks to the police and coroner’s workplace for his or her continued assist and consideration to the household. Thanks all.”

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Detective Chief Inspector Andrew Gibson from North Wales Police mentioned the pressure’s “deepest condolences” have been with Mr Magyar’s household and pals.

He mentioned that they had requested for his or her privateness to be revered at a tough time.

“I wish to thank the neighborhood for his or her assist throughout the searches,” he added.