Ireland Ireland - Christine Doyle, Dublin, 12 January 1971

[TheArtfulDetective]

Christine Doyle



Missing since: January 12 1971
Location missing: Rathmines, Dublin, Ireland
Case Classification: Missing

Description:
Year of Birth: N/A
Age at disappearance : N/A
Gender: Female
Bio group: Caucasian
Eye colour: N/A
Hair: N/A
Height: N/A
Weight: N/A
Aliases/Nicknames: N/A
Distinguishing characteristics: N/A
Clothing/Jewelry/Personal Items: N/A
Identifiers: N/A

Circumstances of Disappearance:
Doyle has been missing from the Rathmines area of Dublin since January 12, 1971. Her whereabouts remain unknown. Few details are available in her case.

Investigators:
An Garda Síochána
Call: 1800 250025 or +353 1 666 0000
E-mail: missing_persons@garda.ie

Missing Doe Europe
info@missingdoe.com


Christine Doyle
MF-0124

 

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Christine Doyle

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Missing since: January 12 1971
Location missing: Rathmines, Dublin, Ireland
Case Classification: Missing

Description:
Year of Birth: N/A
Age at disappearance : N/A
Gender: Female
Bio group: Caucasian
Eye colour: N/A
Hair: N/A
Height: N/A
Weight: N/A
Aliases/Nicknames: N/A
Distinguishing characteristics: N/A
Clothing/Jewelry/Personal Items: N/A
Identifiers: N/A

Circumstances of Disappearance:
Doyle has been missing from the Rathmines area of Dublin since January 12, 1971. Her whereabouts remain unknown. Few details are available in her case.

Investigators:
An Garda Síochána
Call: 1800 250025 or +353 1 666 0000
E-mail: missing_persons@garda.ie

Missing Doe Europe
info@missingdoe.com


Christine Doyle
MF-0124

I've found a birth notice on Irish Geneology;

Name	CHRISTINE DOYLE
Date of Birth	02 January 1921
Group Registration ID	1892098
SR District/Reg Area	Wexford
Sex	Female
Mother's Birth Surname	CONNOLLY

Not much but could be her? only thing I could find.

 

[Luce2842]

Bumping for Christine! Xxxx

 

[Same Old Stella]

There is so little about her online but the timing of her disappearance in 1971 makes me wonder if she was caught up in "The Troubles". The early 1970's was a banner year for people who were suspected of collaborating with the British against the IRA to be "disappeared". It wasn't just men, women like Jean McConville, a widowed mother of 10 children was executed by the IRA in 1972. Her remains were not found until 2003. Even children weren't spared. I have lost the ability to copy and paste with Windows 11 but there is an article on BBC news entitled "Who were the disappeared?" that delves into the subject. MOO