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Eire King is described as being approximately 5' 4” tall, slim, with long light brown/blonde hair and blue eyes
The family of a teenage girl who has gone missing from her home in Co. Cork have expressed concerns for her wellbeing.
Gardaí have issued an urgent public appeal for help in locating 14-year-old Eire King who was last seen in the Blarney area on Friday.
Eire is described as being approximately 5' 4” tall, slim, with long light brown/blonde hair and blue eyes.
According to gardai, when she was last seen she was wearing her school uniform - navy top, blue shirt, navy pants, and black shoes. She was also carrying a black school bag.
"Her family is concerned for her wellbeing and they have requested garda assistance in locating her," said a spokesperson this Friday night.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Gurranabraher garda station in Cork at 021-4946200, the Garda Confidential Line at 1800 666 111, or any garda station.
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