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Tá Nathan Hunt as Contae na Mí ar iarraidh ó Déardaoin, 1 Lúnasa
Tá gardaí ag lorg cúnaimh ón bpobal le fáil amach cá bhfuil buachaill 13 bliana d'aois nach bhfacthas ó shin roimh dheireadh seachtaine saoire bainc.
Deirtear go bhfuil Nathan Hunt, as Cill Dhéagláin, Contae na Mí thart ar 5 throigh 6 orlach ar airde agus é caol, gruaig donn agus súile gorma.
Chonacthas é go deireanach ar an Déardaoin, 1 Lúnasa agus de réir na nGardaí, nuair a chonacthas an uair dheireanach é, bhí barr cochaill dubh á chaitheamh aige le íochtair culaith spóirt dhubh agus reathaí dubha.
Iarrtar ar aon duine a bhfuil aon eolas acu faoi cá bhfuil Nathan dul i dteagmháil le stáisiún gardaí Chill Dhéagláin ar 01 8010600, Líne Rúnda na nGardaí ar 1800 666 111, nó le haon stáisiún gardaí.
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