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Waterford man Brian Kinsella has been missing since November 17.
*** MISSING PERSON ***
— Waterford Marine Search and Rescue (@WaterfordMSAR) November 18, 2021
If you have any information on the whereabouts of Brian Kinsella, please contact Waterford Garda Station on 051-305300. pic.twitter.com/PnXUIIRJP2
Brian Kinsella was last seen on CCTV Wednesday morning at 10.10am walking on Grattan Quay heading towards Waterford Greenway in Bilberry.
A multi-agency search has been conducted including crews from Waterford Marine SAR, Mallow SAR, Dunmore East & Tramore CG, Garda Water Unit, Waterford City River Rescue, the Civil Defence.
Crews from WMSAR continued their search efforts today for missing Waterford man, Brian Kinsella.
— Waterford Marine Search and Rescue (@WaterfordMSAR) December 5, 2021
Brian is missing since Wednesday November 17th.
If you have any information on the whereabouts of Brian, please contact Waterford Garda Station on 051-305300 pic.twitter.com/CU2nfIupv1
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