Missing Cork man found safe and well

Bernard ‘Bart’ O’Donovan had gone missing from his home in Ballygurteen earlier this week.

22/12/11 2,552 Views 5 Comments

A MAN WHO had gone missing in Cork earlier this week has been found ‘safe and well’, gardaí have confirmed.

31-year-old Bernard ‘Bart’ O’Donovan from Ballygurteen in Cork had last been seen at his home at around 7am on Monday morning.

Gardaí yesterday issued an appeal for help from the public in finding the missing Cork man.

It was confirmed this morning that he had been located.

Gardaí thanked the public for its assistance in finding him.

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