Craig Jackson had been missing since Saturday
A local teenager who had been missing since the weekend was found safe and well earlier today
Craig Jackson, a student in Coláiste Rís, hadn’t been seen since around 5pm on Saturday with an appeal issued yesterday for his whereabouts.
Thankfully he has turned up safe and well.
Craig Jackson has been missing since Saturday
Help is being sought in locating a local teenager who has been missing since 5pm on Saturday evening.
Craig Jackson, a student in Coláiste Rís, is described as being 15-years-old with dark hair and is around 5ft 9in. When last seen he was carrying a Nike school bag.
Anyone who spots Craig is asked to contact the local Garda Station.
Daisy
Help is being sought to locate a dog that has been missing from the Lios Dubh estate on the Armagh Road since yesterday morning.
Her name is Daisy and she was last seen around 10.15am.
Anyone who spots her is asked to contact owner Maria McDonagh.
Teenager Aoife Hand, from Dunleer, has been located safe and well.
Aoife had not been seen or heard from since Wednesday evening leading to her family appealing for information on her whereabouts earlier today.
Thankfully Aoife has been located safe and sound and her family thank everyone who helped spread the word about her disappearance.
Spock at the Dundalk FM studios
A lost dog was reunited with its owner thanks to Dundalk FM earlier this week.
Three-year-old “Spock” the Labrador went missing from his home last Wednesday with his owner Stephen Burns contacting Dundalk FM to issue an appeal for information.
Thankfully it was heard by two ladies, who helped reunite Spock with his owner.
A happy ending all round!
Dundalk FM helped reunite Spock with his owner Stephen Burns
Thomas McDonald was found safe and well today
A local man who had been missing since Saturday has been found safe and well.
Thomas McDonald (39) is originally from Dublin but has been living locally in recent years.
He was last seen on Saturday in and around the Dublin Castle/Temple Bar area with friends and family becoming concerned when they did not hear from him in the days after that. However, he was located safe and well today.
Thomas McDonald was last seen in Dublin on Saturday
Help is being sought in locating a Dundalk man who was last seen in Dublin on Saturday.
Thomas McDonald (39) is originally from Dublin but had been living locally in recent years.
He was last seen on Saturday May 10th in and around the Dublin Castle/Temple Bar area. He is described as being 5ft 9in in height with brown hair, blue eyes and is believed to have been wearing a blue shirt, jeans and a black jacket when last seen.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact Dundalk Garda Station on 042 9388400 or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.
Carlingford
The coastguard was called out to carry out a search of Carlingford Lough yesterday evening.
It had been reported that three men were missing on a small 14ft vessel but the coastguard stood down after it was declared a hoax.
Hoax calls of this magnitude are extremely dangerous as they can potentially risk lives elsewhere.
Declan Hulme
The body of missing 15-year-old Declan Hulme was located on Sunday morning.
Gardaí in Dundalk were seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of the teenager, who was missing from his home at Clós na Manach, Carlingford, Co Louth since Friday.
Declan was last seen leaving his home in Carlingford at approximately 10.30am on Friday.
Gardaí are saying it was a personal tragedy.
A local family have sought the public’s help in locating their missing dog.
Rex, pictured above, has been missing since Tuesday from the Mansfieldstown/Darver area.
Anyone who spots the beloved animal is asked to contact Karen on 087 9580620.
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