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Tim Dennehy was last seen in Dooradoyle on Monday night [Picture: Garda Press Office]
GARDAI have confirmed that a man who had not been seen for several days has been located ‘safe and well’.
A national appeal for information was issued after gardai became concerned for the welfare of Tim Dennehy, who had not been seen since around 11pm on Monday.
The 41-year-old, who was last seen in the Dooradoyle area, is described as being 5'8" in height, of slim build, with short brown hair and a long beard.
Shortly before midday today, Brian Whelan of the Garda Press Officer confirmed Mr Dennehy had been located.
“Tim has been located safe and well, thank you for your assistance. No further action required,” he stated.
There had earlier been a number of postings on social media suggesting that Mr Dennehy was located at Heathrow Airport last evening.
However, these reports have not been confirmed.
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