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Police believe missing teenage girl is in Ennis

Police in Northern Ireland believe a missing teenage girl is in Ennis.

Sixteen year old, Teagan Ward was last seen at approximately 2.15pm on Friday, 15 January in the Ballymena area of Co Antrim. When last seen, she was wearing a dark grey Gym King tracksuit consisting of a crop jumper and jogging bottoms.

She is described as being approximately 5’2″, of slim to average build, with light, waist length brown hair with blonde highlights.

Members of the Police believe Teagan is currently in Ennis. They and Teagan’s family have become increasingly concerned for her welfare.

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