Ireland IRELAND - Thomas Flood, 49, last seen in the Howth, Dublin area, 16 April 2023

[MsMiniSleuth]

April 22 2023


Renewed Missing Person Appeal:

Gardaí are continuing to seek the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 49-year-old Thomas Flood, who is reported missing from his home in Dublin 1 since Monday, 17th April 2023.

Thomas is described as being approximately 5 foot 2 inches in height and of a medium build. He is bald and has blue eyes.

Thomas was last seen in the Howth area on Sunday, 16th April 2023. He was wearing a grey top with a light grey jacket, dark trousers and brown shoes.

Thomas has been known to frequent the Howth and Dollymount Strand areas.

Gardaí and Thomas’ family are concerned for his welfare.

Anyone with any information on Thomas’ whereabouts are asked to contact Mountjoy Garda Station on 01 666 8600, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station

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[MsMiniSleuth]

The family of missing Dubliner Thomas Flood have renewed their appeal to locate him one month on from his disappearance.

Thomas, aged 49, was last seen in Howth on Sunday 16 April. His brother Christopher told Dublin Live that Thomas was seen leaving his home in Dublin 1 at exactly 11:02am on Sunday morning before taking the train to Howth from Drumcondra Station..

From there, Thomas went to Howth village and got on a bus to Howth Summit at 12:38 and got off near the Summit Pub at 12:42. His phone was active until around 7pm that evening.

CCTV footage has also captured Thomas close to the time of his disappearance sporting a distinctive blue sports bag

Thomas's brother Christopher has once again appealed to anyone who was staying in Howth that weekend for information.

"I want to make an appeal to anybody who has made sight of my brother, Thomas Flood," he said. "It's now four weeks since he has last been sighted.

"I'm up here at the Baily Green Road which leads up to the Howth Summit car park. He went missing on the 16th of April and he travelled up this road towards the car park.

"I'm also appealing to anybody who may have stayed in Howth. So particularly hotel owners and owners of B&Bs, if possible could you contact your guests and ask them if they have got photographs of Thomas. He stayed up here for seven hours.

"He arrived at around 12pm and we know his phone was active until 7pm that evening. The last sighting was at 15:40."

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Family of Thomas Flood renew appeal for help one month on from disappearance

The Dubliner was last seen in Howth on Sunday 16 April

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I was in Howth last year and found it absolutely stunning, but sadly it appears that the cliffs and shoreline are a well-known suicide spot.

 

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