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Evan Dennehy and Daithí Harvey had not been seen for several days
Searches for two young men have been stood down after both were located 'safe and well', gardai have confirmed.
Separate appeals for assistance from members of the public were issued earlier this week by gardai in Counties Donegal and Wexford.
The first case involved 16-year-old Evan Dennehy from Rosslare, County Wexford who was reported as missing on Thursday, December 12 while the second appeal related to Daithí Harvey, 25, from Letterkenny, County Donegal who was reported as missing on Saturday, December 14.
In separate updates, issued this Tuesday afternoon, gardai confirmed there has been a positive outcome in each case and that Evan and Daithi have both been located "safe and well".
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