Cuireadh deireadh le cuardach do bhuachaill 14 bliana d'aois atá ar iarraidh
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30 Oct 2025
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30 Oct 2025
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Cuireadh deireadh le cuardach do bhuachaill 14 bliana d'aois atá ar iarraidh
Cuireadh deireadh leis an gcuardach ar bhuachaill 14 bliana d'aois a bhí ar iarraidh Dé Céadaoin agus tá nuashonrú eisithe ag na Gardaí.
Tuairiscíodh go raibh Dan Filipache - a thuairiscítear mar dhuine thart ar 5 throigh 3 orlach ar airde, le corp caol, gruaig dhonn agus súile donna - ar iarraidh ó Kingscourt, Co. na Mí, ó Luan, 30 Meitheamh.
Facthas Dan go deireanach in Ashbourne, Co. na Mí Dé Luain ag thart ar 2:30pm. Nuair a chonacthas é go deireanach, bhí culaith olann liath air.
Creidtear gur thaistil Dan go lár chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath.
Dúirt na Gardaí anois go bhfuil an déagóir aimsithe slán sábháilte agus go bhfuil buíochas acu leis an bpobal as a gcúnamh.
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