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Paddy McDonagh (16) has been missing from the small Gaeltacht village since Tuesday evening
Paddy McDonagh
Gardaí in Belmullet are seeking the assistance of the public in locating a teenage boy who has been missing since Tuesday evening.
Paddy McDonagh, 16, has been missing from Berderrig in north Mayo since Tuesday, April 3 when he was last seen at 7pm that evening. Belderrig is a small Gaeltacht village located on the north Mayo coast approximately 15km from Ballycastle.
A student in Our Lady’s Secondary School in Belmullet, Paddy is described as being 1.80m (5' 11") tall of slim build, with blue eyes and short brown hair.
When he was last seen he was wearing a grey and green padded jacket, and black tracksuit bottoms with a grey stripe.
Gardaí have appealed for anyone with information to contact them at Belmullet Garda Station on 097 81910 or any Garda station.
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