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Gardaí and Aodhan’s family are very concerned for his well-being
Gardaí are concerned for the welfare of a missing Midlands man who they say is driving a Roscommon registered car.
They are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of Aodhan Ryan who was reported missing from Kilcormac on April 3.
He was last seen in Rath, Co. Offaly on Thursday April 2.
A spokesperson for the Gardaí has described Aodhan as being approximately 5 foot 10 inches in height, with auburn hair and blue eyes.
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According to Gardaí, it is unknown what Aodhan is wearing and he may have access to a green coloured Volkswagen Passat Estate with a 01 RN registration number.
Gardaí and Aodhan’s family are very concerned for his well-being and are appealing for anybody with any information to contact the guards immediately.
Anyone with information about Aodhan’s whereabouts is asked to contact Birr Garda Station on 057 9169710, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.
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