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Mark's last sighting was in Albufeira wearing cream shorts and a green polo shirt
The family of a Donegal man missing in Portugal have launched an appeal via social media for any information regarding his disappearance.
Mark Kiely from Donegal Town has been missing since last Saturday at around 2am. His last known whereabouts are in the vicinity of the Strip Area in Albufeira. Mark is described as being 6ft 4 with fair hair and pale skin. He was last seen wearing beige/cream shorts and a light green polo shirt.
“If anyone is out there or has any friends or family out there, please get in touch,” Mark’s brother, Rory, appealed. If you have any relevant information, please contact Albufeira Police Station on +351289590790
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