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Aidan McKenna, 14, located safe and well
Aidan McKenna (14) who was reported missing from his home in Castleshane, Co. Monaghan since Tuesday morning, 28th January 2025, has been located safe and well.
Aidan went missing from his home on Tuesday January 28th in Castleshane in Monaghan.
He received numerous worried messages on Facebook by people in the local community as his family and gardaí were concerned for the boy's well-being.
One person said, "Oh I hope he is found safe and well. Such a handsome young lad. Praying for his safe return."
Another person said, "Hey Aidan if you see this message please please go home or at least let your family know you're ok, the heartache of your family not knowing must be awful for them.....".
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