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Gardaí have stood down the search for missing teen Eoghan O'Reilly who was reported missing from his home in Springfield, Tallaght, county Dublin on Tuesday.
Gardai issued the urgent public appeal for help in tracing the whereabouts of the 13-year-old who was described as being approximately 5" 3' in height with a slim build and having brown hair and green eyes
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In an appeal, issued this morning, they say Eoghan O’Reilly from Springfield, Tallaght, Dublin 24 has not been seen since around 6pm on Tuesday.
The teenager was described as being approximately 5" 3' in height with a slim build. He has brown hair and green eyes.
Gardaí have now issued an update to say Eoghan has been located safe and well and have thanked the public for their assistance.
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