26/05/2021
Two Missing Brothers Found Safe And Well
Two missing brothers from north Belfast have been found safe and well.
Patrick Horvath, aged 5, and his brother Fabricio Horvath, aged 8, were located in the Thurles area of Tipperary on Tuesday, 25 May.
The brothers have since returned to Northern Ireland.
Two women and one man were arrested under Section 17 Non-fatal Offences Against the Persons Act, 1997 and are currently detained at Templemore and Nenagh Garda Stations under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984.
Patrick Horvath, aged 5, and his brother Fabricio Horvath, aged 8, were located in the Thurles area of Tipperary on Tuesday, 25 May.
The brothers have since returned to Northern Ireland.
Two women and one man were arrested under Section 17 Non-fatal Offences Against the Persons Act, 1997 and are currently detained at Templemore and Nenagh Garda Stations under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984.
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