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12/04/2016
Missing Craigavon Pair Found 'Safe And Well'
Two people who went missing from the Craigavon area have been found safe and well.
Chelsea McGarry, 17, and Daire McIlroy, 21, were reported missing on Tuesday, 29 March.
They were believed to have been recently seen together at Dublin Airport.
Police confirmed the pair have been found "safe and well".
A PSNI spokesperson said: "We want to thank everyone for their time and effort in trying to locate them."
(CD)
Chelsea McGarry, 17, and Daire McIlroy, 21, were reported missing on Tuesday, 29 March.
They were believed to have been recently seen together at Dublin Airport.
Police confirmed the pair have been found "safe and well".
A PSNI spokesperson said: "We want to thank everyone for their time and effort in trying to locate them."
(CD)
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