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10/11/2017
Missing Teen Found Safe And Well In Dublin
A missing teenage girl has been found safe and well, according to the police.
Chloe Osborne from Belfast was last seen in Dublin on Sunday, 05 November.
Her family and the PSNI appealed for information to try and trace her.
She was found in the Dublin area on Thursday, 09 November.
Gardai and the police thanked the public for their assistance.
(CD)
Chloe Osborne from Belfast was last seen in Dublin on Sunday, 05 November.
Her family and the PSNI appealed for information to try and trace her.
She was found in the Dublin area on Thursday, 09 November.
Gardai and the police thanked the public for their assistance.
(CD)
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Seven Police Officers Disciplined Over Pensioner's Death
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