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Missing Peter located ‘safe and well’

Peter Webb who had been missing since Tuesday morning has been located “safe and well”. 

Concerned family members contacted Shannon Garda Station following his disappearance and a search was subsequently mounted by An Garda Siochána, friends and family.

Positive news emerged on Thursday afternoon with An Garda Síochána issuing a statement to The Clare Echo announcing that Webb had been found.

“Peter has been located safe and well. We would like to thank the public and the media for their assistance in this matter”.

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