07/04/2016

Increasing Concern Over Pair Missing From Co Armagh

Police are becoming increasingly concerned about the whereabouts of two young people from Co Armagh.

Chelsea McGarry, 17, and Daire McIlroy, 21, have been missing from Tuesday 29 March.

It is believed they were last seen at Dublin Airport last weekend.

Chelsea is described as 5ft 4inches in height, of slim build, blue eyes, shoulder length blonde hair and wearing glasses. She was last seen wearing a gold coloured jacket with dark blue trousers.

Daire is described as 5ft 5inches in height, medium build, dark brown hair and green eyes.

Police are appealing for anyone with information to contact them.

(CD/JP)

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