Gardaí Seek Assistance In Locating Kildare Teenager

Saturday, 24 February 2024 11:10

By Ross Lindsay

Aideen Bagnall last seen in Newbridge.

Gardaí are seeking the public's assistance in locating Kildare teenager Aideen Bagnall.

The 13 year-old was last seen in Newbridge on Thursday

Aideen is described as 5 ft 5 inches tall with a slim build, brown hair, and blue eyes.

Anyone with information on her whereabouts, is asked to contact Kildare Garda Station at 045 -527 730, the Garda Confidential Line.

Meanwhile, Athy teenager Calum Kavanagh has been located safe and well.

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