Gardaí are seeking the assistance of the public tracing the whereabouts of a missing Clare man.

Luke Davoren (34) from North Clare has been reported as missing from the Galway area. He was last seen in the University Road area of Galway in the early hours of the 30th December 2020.

He is described as having fair hair, 6ft in height and having an athletic build. He was last seen wearing a grey hoody, brown leather jacket, blue jeans and brown leather boots. He also had a black back pack in his possession.

Gardaí and Luke’s family are very concerned for his welfare and would urge him to make contact.

Anyone with information, particularly any road users with dash cam footage of the Newcastle/University Road areas between 1am – 2am on 30/12/2020, are asked to contact Galway Garda Station on 091 538 000, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station.

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