Tá Gardaí ag iarraidh ar dhaoine, go háirithe fir óga, gan páirt a ghlacadh sna hagóidí ag Óstán Citywest
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Ní fhacthas Betty O'Shea, 62 bliain d'aois, as Baile Átha Í, Contae Chill Dara ó Dé Domhnaigh
Tá achomharc práinneach eisithe ag na Gardaí ar chabhair chun bean 62 bliain d'aois a aimsiú a tuairiscíodh a bheith ar iarraidh óna teach i gContae Chill Dara.
Tá siad ag lorg cúnaimh an phobail chun áit a bhfuil Betty O'Shea, as Baile Átha Í, nach bhfacthas ó Dhomhnach, a aimsiú.
Tugtar cur síos ar Betty mar dhuine thart ar 5 throigh 3 orlach ar airde, le gruaig ghearr liath agus súile gorma. Tá tatú ar a lámh chlé.
De réir na nGardaí, bhí jeans dubha agus t-léine dhubh ar Betty nuair a chonacthas í go deireanach.
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Ina n-achomharc, deir siad go bhfuil imní orthu féin agus ar theaghlach Betty faoina leas agus go bhfuil siad ag lorg cúnaimh go práinneach chun í a aimsiú.
Iarrtar ar aon duine a bhfuil eolas aige faoi shuíomh an fhir 62 bliain d'aois teagmháil a dhéanamh le stáisiún Gardaí Chill Dara ar 045 527730, Líne Rúnda na nGardaí ag 1800 666 111, nó aon stáisiún Gardaí eile.
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