Traffic Management Plan for the Easter Sunday Allianz Hurling League finals in Limerick
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Gardaí have confirmed that a search for a missing teenage girl has ended.
"Katie Gorman (18), who was missing from Coolock, Dublin 17, since Friday, 28th June 2024, has been located safe and well," gardaí confirmed.
"No further media action is required. We would like to thank the public and the media for their assistance," a garda spokesperson said.
The young woman was last seen in the early afternoon of June 28, prompting the missing person's appeal.
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Traffic Management Plan for the Easter Sunday Allianz Hurling League finals in Limerick
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