Jack Dinan

ENNIS Gardaí are appealing to the public for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of missing person Jack Dinan, who is believed to be armed.

The 19 year old was last seen at his home on Considine Road at 10am on the morning of Tuesday, October 31.

Jack is 6ft tall, of slim build with black hair and wears a tooth brace on his upper teeth.

He may have been wearing a grey hoodie top and grey spot camouflaged jacket when he left home.

Jack may have been in possession of a green rucksack, as well as a licenced fire arm and a number of rounds of ammunition.

Jack may appear agitated or confused and the public are asked not to approach him, but should contact Gardaí at Ennis Garda Station on 065 6848100 or the emergency numbers 999 or 112.

It is understood that Gardaí are continuing their search with the aid of a helicopter.

Jack’s family are urging him to contact home as they are concerned for his wellbeing.

 

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