RIP: Heartbreaking update from gardaí as body is found in search for missing man
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05 Feb 2026
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RIP: Heartbreaking update from gardaí as body is found in search for missing man
Gardaí have issued an update to the public after a body was found in the search for a man missing from Dublin since last week.
Neil Donoghue (49) had been reported missing from Tyrellstown, Dublin 15 on January 31, 2026
In a tragic update on Thursday, February 5, gardaí said: "Following the discovery of a body of a male, the missing person appeal in respect of Neil Donoghue (49), who was reported missing from Tyrellstown, Dublin 15 on 31st January 2026, has been stood down.
"No further media action is required.
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"An Garda Síochána would like to thank the public and the media for their assistance."
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