
Gardai issue appeal for missing Tallaght man

By Echo Reporter
Gardaí at Tallaght are seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 25-year-old Stephen Kehoe.
Stephen is missing from his home in Tallaght since the 7th of August 2016.

Stephen is described as 5’6″ in height of average build with brown hair and brown eyes.
Stephen was last seen wearing grey tracksuit bottoms, grey sweat jumper (red lettering across jumper) and dark grey runners.
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