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Gerard (Gerry) was last seen on Sunday October 26 at approximately 9.15am
An Garda Sochana believe a man reported missing in Wexford may have travelled to Arranmore.
Gardaí are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 58-year-old Gerard (Gerry) Lynch who is reported missing from his home in New Ross, Co Wexford, since Monday, October 27.
Gerard (Gerry) was last seen on Sunday October 26 at approximately 9.15am. He is described as being approximately 5 foot 9 inches in height, with a slim build, grey hair and green eyes.
It is not known what he was wearing when last seen and is believed to have access to a 142DL-reg Nissan X-Trail car.
“It is believed that Gerard (Gerry) may have travelled to the Arranmore Island area of Donegal, or to the Belfast area,” An Garda Siochana said. “We and his family are concerned for his well-being.”
Anyone with any information on Gerard’s (Gerry’s) whereabouts is asked to contact New Ross Garda Station on (051) 426030, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station.
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