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Family appeal for help in finding missing Noelle

*Noelle O’Looney. 

FAMILY MEMBERS have appealed for the assistance of the public in tracing the whereabouts of a woman last seen in Ennistymon on Saturday.

Noelle O’Looney aged 43 was last seen in Ennistymon on Saturday (March 26th). She is 5’4 and when last spotted, she was wearing check pants and a pink high neck sweater with a black stripe.

Her husband, Sean Davoren took to social media where he said the family were “deeply concerned for her welfare”.

She had been driving a wine coloured Toyota Auris with the registration no. 171-CE-193.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Ennistymon Garda Station on 065 707 2180. On Monday evening, a missing persons appeal was issued Monday evening by An Garda Síochána.

Gardaí are of the understanding that Noelle may still be in the Clare region.

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