Gardai launch urgent search appeal for missing woman last seen 10 days ago
Authorities are appealing for any help in tracing the whereabouts of Nicola Gilsenan, aged 28, who was reported missing from Drumcondra, Dublin 3. Nicola was last seen in the Drumcondra area on Sunday, August 10.
Nicola is described as being five feet four inches in height, with a slim build, dark brown hair and green/brown eyes. It is not known what Nicola was wearing when she was last seen.
Gardaí and Nicola's family are concerned for her well-being and have appealed for anyone with any information on her whereabouts to contact authorities.
A Garda spokesperson said: 'Gardaí are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of Nicola Gilsenan (28), who was reported missing from Drumcondra, Dublin 3 since Tuesday, 19 August'.
They added: 'Anyone with information on Nicola's whereabouts is asked to contact Mountjoy Garda Station on (01) 6668600, the Garda Confidential Line at 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station.'
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