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Call to do right thing for Ciara
Wednesday, 12th November, 2014. Vol. 7, Issue 46 • 63 Clanbrassil Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth.Tel: 042 9320888. Fax: 042 9329676. Email: editorial@dundalkleader.com; advertising@dundalkleader.com
By Paul Byrne
Gardai investigating the disappearance of schoolgirl Ciara Breen 17 years ago have called on those with information to ‘do the right thing’ and tell Gardaí what they know. Ciara went missing in February 1997 from her Bachelor’s Walk home which she shared with her mother Bernadette. It is thought she sneaked out of her bedroom window to meet up with someone while her mother slept but tragically she never made it back home. Her mother Bernadette believes her only child was killed. Despite numerous appeals and interviews with 128 people information Ciara has never been found. However
Gardai have appealed for people to come forward with information on Ciara's disappearance
Gardai are convinced that the any information at all that spector Pat Marry who is leadanswer to this case lies in Dun- might help to bring closure for ing the case even the simplest little bit of information could dalk and have urged friends of Ciara’s mother Bernadette. Continued on Page 2 According to Detective InCiara to come forward with
Garry all set for World Cup By Paul Byrne Dundalk man Garry Hoey is all set to live the dream when he represents his country at the Amputee Football World Cup in Culican Mexico in two weeks time. The ace midfielder is currently going through final training preparations for the prestigious tournament which kicks off on November 30. Up to having his right leg amputated in 2009, Garry was a keen footballer and such was his determination to continue playing the sport he started playing with an amputee football team in Dublin. Just two years later he Full Story Page 4