Missing tennis coach’s family make fresh appeal

THE sister of a tennis coach who disappeared 10 years ago this week has issued an emotional appeal for him to let his family know that he is safe and well.

Mon, 25 Oct, 2010 - 01:00
Olivia Kelleher

Pearse Cremin from Glasheen Road in Cork city disappeared on October 31, 2000.

A week after he vanished the then 28-year-old was spotted by someone who knew him filling up his car at a service station in Cork.

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