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Anyone who knows of Seamus Quinn's whereabouts (inset) or have seen his red Renault Kadjar vehicle, is urged to contact Police on 999 quoting serial 1476 of 21/10/2025
Derry City and Strabane police have issued a Missing Person Alert for a secondary school teacher based in Letterkenny.
Seamus Quinn from Derry, aged 63, has been missing since Tuesday morning, October 21.
Police Derry City and Strabane posted: “Police are concerned for Missing Person Seamus Quinn, and are appealing to the public for your help to locate him.
“Seamus is described as a 63 year old male with short grey hair. He is 5’8” of medium build and may have glasses on. His exact clothing is unknown, however he may be wearing grey and orange Brookes running shoes. It is believed Seamus drives a red Renault Kadjar type vehicle with partial registration number ending in 7441.
“Seamus’s last location is believed to be on the city side of Derry at some point on Tuesday morning.
“Should you know of Seamus’s whereabouts, or have seen this car, please contact Police on 999 quoting serial 1476 of 21/10/2025.”
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