Joint operation conducted last night
A dog which had gone over a cliff at Marine Drive was rescued by a number of emergency services last night.
It's owner was also moved to safety, after they had climbed down around 150 feet to try and get to their pet, but became stuck in the process.
Neither were injured, and both were helped back up the cliff in the joint operation by the fire services, paramedics and coastguard.
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