Missing man Cormac Woods found safe and well

Gardaí thanked the public this afternoon for their assistance in the search.

19/05/12 5,528 Views 12 Comments

Undated garda image of Cormac Woods.

Image: Garda Press Office

GARDAÍ SAY THAT a 41-year-old man who had been missing from Dublin city for two weeks has been found safe and well.

Cormac Woods was last week in the city centre on Saturday 5 May.

Gardaí at Pearse Street Garda Station issued a public appeal for information about his whereabouts.

Today, gardaí said that Woods was found safe and well and thanked the public for their assistance.

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