Shannon Gardaí are appealing for the public’s help locating a man missing for over twenty four hours.

Peter Webb (65) was reported to be missing on Tuesday morning by his family who have had no sightings or contact from him.

When last spotted, he was driving a grey Nissan Qashqai (09-C-40725). Gardaí are appealing for anyone who may have seen this vehicle to contact any Garda station “to give an indication as to where he may be”. Extensive searches have taken place in the Limerick and Clare area for the car.

Sergeant Seamus Mulligan said the Webb family “are extremely concerned for his welfare”. Gardaí are asking individual that has been in contact with Peter to contact his family or the Shannon Garda Station.

Family and friends have been searching all over Shannon since his disappearance with Gardaí to continue their efforts.

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