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Daniel McLaughlin
A 74-year-old man reported as missing from his home in Quigley’s Point has not been seen in three weeks.
Gardai have issued an appeal to the public for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of Daniel McLaughlin.
Daniel was last seen at his home in Quigley’s Point in or around the 7th of July 2023, Gardai say.
Daniel is described as being 6’ in height with a slim build. Daniel has grey hair. His eye colour is believed to be blue. He wears glasses.
He is known to regularly visit Quigley's Point Village, Derry City and Carndonagh.
A spokesperson said: “Gardaí and Daniel’s family are concerned for his welfare.
“Anyone with information on Daniel’s whereabouts is asked to contact Buncrana Garda Station on 074 932 0540, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any Garda station.”
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