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Missing

Martina Garrigan found safe and well

The woman was released from hospital in Mullingar this afternoon but failed to return home, having been missing since Friday evening.

Updated: 8.17pm

53-YEAR-OLD Martina Garrigan, who went missing on Friday evening, has been found safe and well.

A recent sighting of the woman had placed her in Mullingar today and her family told TheJournal.ie that she is now back with them.

They thanked everyone who had helped in raise awareness of the fact that she was missing.

Read: ‘It doesn’t matter if it’s the first or fifth time they’ve run away – it’s not safe for the child’>

Read: Catherine O’Connell (17) missing from Limerick>

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