Hope this time tomorrow finds her home and well!

Dont understand why ireland takes so long to report these these things. Legally she is a child. Six days is far too long to wait. Hope she is ok

What sort of a callas and horrible comment is that Jay ??

As does everyone else, I as a father of two teenagers hope she is found safe and well. But am I the only one to have noticed the alarming increase in this sort of appeal. More worrying is the negatively disproportionate amount of reported success. Has anyone any information on the report to recovery stats.? Are the gardai doing regional distribution analysis on this issue.? What happens when someone just doesn’t turn up. ?

May not be a bad idea, why would they not when it is multiple times these same people runaway??

Care homes indeed…. Who takes responsibility when there is no happy ending???

@ youdontknowme as to your comment ” The states. Hence why we need secure accommodation. These teens live a great life in care homes they get everything our own kids dont cos we cant afford.

Yet they assault staff break up the homes. Nothing happens lets just give them a hug and its alright. Bullcrap, secure accommodation with locks.

When it comes to teens in care if the public only knew they full extent” .The public does know the ful extent of this treatment Magdelane laundries ring a bell incarseration without any criminal act give your brain a chance to catch up with your gob

This young lady would have easily stood out from the throng of people on Friday evening last – a week ago tomorrow- if you were there please rack your brain – it may have occurred to you for the briefest flash to your brain
“Gee.. ? That’s odd ! A. Nice girl
Hope she’s ok. ! Do you remember anything you thought that seemed not quite identifiable or just a trifle odd? Then now it’s your business too so Just think – think. Recapture your memory and ring the gardAi. Now Ta!