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Efforts to find a missing 79 year old Drumlish man continue today.
Since Tuesday there has been a very large turnout by members of the public to assist the Garda and Longford Civil Defence in their ongoing effort to find missing local man Peter Oliver Bohan.
Since then the multi-agency search has been continuing.
Resources deployed have included helicopter, sniffer dogs and drones in the search for the missing man.
Peter is described as being approximately 5 foot 9 inches in height with a slim build, brown/grey hair and blue eyes.
He was last seen on the Newtownforbes Road outside Drumlish on Sunday.
On Tuesday the family of Peter Oliver Bohan addressed the assembled gathering, thanking them for their help at this difficult time. Parties searched along the road and in fields adjacent to the family home.
Also read: Gardaí and Longford Civil Defence continue search for missing Drumlish man Peter Oliver Bohan
Anyone who was in the area on Sunday and may have seen Peter or who were driving and have dash cam footage are asked to contact Longford Garda Station.
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