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04/01/2013
Mother Appeals For Help Finding Missing Son
The mother of a Dublin man missing since Christmas Day has appealed for the help of the public in finding him.
24-year-old Paul Byrne was last seen near his home in Rush in north Co Dublin at around 3am on 25 December.
His mother, Mary Byrne, said it was a "mystery" what had happened to Paul, adding that somebody must know something about his disappearance.
She said he had not sat down for Christmas dinner and she wanted him home.
Ms Byrne said her son had spent Christmas Eve at his girlfriend's father's house before returning home at around 1am.
He was last seen on Sandy Lane, where he lived with a flatmate, at approximately 3am.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Balbriggan Garda station on 01-8020510 or use the confidential Garda line 1800-666111.
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24-year-old Paul Byrne was last seen near his home in Rush in north Co Dublin at around 3am on 25 December.
His mother, Mary Byrne, said it was a "mystery" what had happened to Paul, adding that somebody must know something about his disappearance.
She said he had not sat down for Christmas dinner and she wanted him home.
Ms Byrne said her son had spent Christmas Eve at his girlfriend's father's house before returning home at around 1am.
He was last seen on Sandy Lane, where he lived with a flatmate, at approximately 3am.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Balbriggan Garda station on 01-8020510 or use the confidential Garda line 1800-666111.
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