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In an update, issued this Monday morning, gardai have confirmed that there has been a positive outcome to each of the appeals
Appeals for assistance in locating two teenage girls who were reported missing late last week have been stood down, gardai have confirmed.
Separate appeals were issued after Katie Stokes, 15, and Shola Fanthorpe, 16, were separately reported as being missing from their homes in Tallaght, Dublin.
Shola was reported as missing last Thursday while Katie was reported as missing the following day.
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In an update, issued this Monday morning, gardai have confirmed that there has been a positive outcome to each of the appeals which were circulated nationwide.
Both girls, a spokesperson confirmed, have been located 'safe and well'.
No further information has been disclosed publicly and gardai have thanked members of the public and the media for their assistance with both appeals.
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