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North Wales Police are seeking information after a woman from the Holyhead area went missing.

Catrin Maguire is 22 years old and is described as approximately 5ft 5in tall with a slim build. In a photo issued by police, she has long, dark hair.

Police have stated that they believe Catrin may be in the Bangor area and that they have 'concerns' over her disappearance.

North Wales Police posted the appeal on their Facebook page. They are yet to release any further details about the case.

Bangor is about 25 miles from Holyhead, and around 30-minutes away by train or car.

If you've seen Catrin, or have any information, please contact North Wales Police on 101, quoting reference Z167766.

Police seeking information on missing Holyhead woman
 
North Wales Police have renewed their appeal to find Catrin Maguire, from the Holyhead area of Anglesey.

A statement released by police this evening said: “We continue to have concerns for the welfare of Catrin, 22 from Holyhead.

“She was last seen walking along Thomas Street at 12.20pm on Monday 15th of November, towards Porthyfelin Road / South Stack Rd Holyhead.

“We are appealing for anyone who may have seen her at the time, or anyone with dashcam footage.

“Also, we would ask local residents to check their private CCTV.”

Catrin, 22, was initially thought to be in the Bangor area. Catrin is described as being approximately 5″5’ and of slim build

Police have also released the CCTV images of Catrin.

Any information or sightings should be reported to North Wales Police via live webchat online or on 101, Ref iTrace 40695






Police appeal for information about missing Holyhead woman
 
It seems CM is the resource investigator for the Bygone Bangor Fu, a history app that accompanies the Bangor Civic Society Timeline located in Bangor, North Wales. Maybe this is why they initially thought she was in Bangor.

Bygone Bangor Fu
 
This really concerns me she was seen walking in the direction of south stack lighthouse. There are tours available of this lighthouse although they are not running at the moment. Im not sure how accessible this lighthouse is at the moment and wether they have CCTV. My own opinion based on going to south stack but never as far as the lighthouse is its closed off. I know most people that walk around there dont go as far as the lighthouse.
There is also a suspension bridge to the lighthouse but that doesnt look possible to jump from being caged, if unfortunately thats the big worry in Catrins case.
 
MISSING PERSON | Were you in South Stack, Holyhead, Anglesey on the afternoon of Monday, November 15 between midday and 3 pm?

We are appealing to anyone who might have been in the area to think if they may have seen Catrin who was last seen near the RSPB nature reserve at 13.18.

Chief Inspector Llinos Davies said “This is a very popular spot for visitors and locals alike, lots of people go walking there every day. We are hoping that someone may have seen Catrin that day and may have vital information to help our search.”

The images attached were captured about an hour earlier and she would have been wearing the same clothes.

If you think you may have seen Catrin in the South Stack area please contact us via live webchat https://orlo.uk/8EJtm or call 101 quoting iTrace ref number 40695.

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Concerns are growing for a missing woman who was last seen in Holyhead on Monday afternoon.

North Wales Police issued another appeal today asking if anyone who may have seen Catrin Maguire, 22, near the RSPB nature reserve, South Stack, Anglesey at around 1.18pm on November 15.

Crews from Mon Search and Rescue, Search and Rescue Dogs Wales (SARDA), North Wales Police, RAF Valley, mountain rescue team, the coastguard and RNLI volunteers have all joined in the search for the missing girl.

Mon SAR has now confirmed that they have since been told to stand down by North Wales Police pending further investigations.

Concerns grow for missing 22 year-old as beauty spot search stood down
 
POLICE have issued another appeal for help in finding a missing woman from Holyhead.

Catrin Maguire, 22, was last seen in Holyhead on the afternoon of Monday, November 15.

North Wales Police said: “Were you in South Stack, Holyhead, Anglesey on the afternoon of Monday, November 15 between midday and 3pm?

“We are appealing to anyone who might have been in the area to think if they may have seen Catrin who was last seen near the RSPB nature reserve at 1.18pm.”


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Chief Inspector Llinos Davies said: “This is a very popular spot for visitors and locals alike; lots of people go walking there every day.

“We are hoping that someone may have seen Catrin that day and may have vital information to help our search.”

The image below was captured about an hour earlier and she would have been wearing the same clothes:

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Concerns continue to grow for missing Holyhead woman as police issue new appeal
 
Renewed police appeal


Police are reiterating an appeal still looking for Catrin Maguire, who has been missing since Monday.

Chief Inspector Llinos Davies said, “Despite a multi-agency co-ordinated search of the South Stack, Holyhead Mountain, Holyhead Breakwater and the Range area of Holyhead, Catrin continues to be missing.

“There will be further searches carried out in the Holyhead area over the weekend. I wish to extend my thanks to the Coastguard, RNLI, MONSAR, SARDA, North West underwater search team, Cadaver Search Dogs and all other agencies and volunteers that have supported and worked alongside the police in the searching for Catrin.

“Our last confirmed sighting of Catrin continues to be in the area of the RSPB nature reserve on South Stack Road in Holyhead at around 1.18pm on Monday 15th of November.

“We continue to appeal to those that were in the area at the time to think if they may have seen Catrin and check their CCTV and Dashcams.

“This is a very popular spot for visitors and locals alike, lots of people go walking there every day. We are hoping that someone may have seen Catrin that day and may have vital information to help our search.’

“If you can help us find Catrin, please call us on 101 quoting ref iTrace 40695.”


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Police have renewed an appeal for a missing 22-year-old woman who disappeared two weeks ago.

Officers are continuing to search for Catrin Maguire, who was last seen on South Stack Road, Holyhead at 1.18pm on November 15.

Police have been unable to locate Catrin since she was spotted close to the RSPB nature reserve two weeks ago and have said they are "concerned" for her safety.

As the search continues, North Wales Police confirmed they will be out searching for Catrin today.

A spokesperson for North Wales Police said: "Officers will be out once again this afternoon in South Stack, engaging with walkers and stopping motorists.

"If you have seen Catrin, or have any dashcam or CCTV footage from your property that you have not yet reviewed, we would ask you to contact us urgently."

North Wales Police has asked anyone who may have spotted Catrin to contact them via the live webchat or call 101 quoting iTrace ref 40695.

Police to stop drivers and speak to walkers after woman's disappearance
 
elframo said:
You have!

Heading towards a lighthouse sounds ominous.
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The cctv shots are of her walking up Thomas Street, continuing along there would also take you to Breakwater Park or Newry as well as the Breakwater itself.
She could have gone anywhere, but has possibly walked Llaingoch way if she had headed towards South Stack, but she could have walked Holyhead Mountain to reach South Stack too.

jmo
 
The cctv images showing Catrin walking up Thomas Street look like they could have been taken from The Branch (it's a pub) or possibly cctv camera from the car park over the road.
 
I have a tenuous connection to this as my friend knows the Maguire family and we have discussed the case. I’ve been to South Stack lighthouse and there is little else there but steep cliffs, jagged rocks and a choppy looking sea - certainly not somewhere you’d expect to survive or be rescued if you fell in.

Sadly, my friend’s gut feeling is suicide purely because of the direction Cat was heading, and apparently there are previous cases of people dying in that area of sea and never being found. Her poor family.
 
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