Volunteers join up to help the missing

Two volunteer groups have joined forces to help ease the anguish of families of the thousands of people reported missing in Ireland every year.

Volunteers join up to help the missing
Thu, 28 Feb, 2013 - 00:00
Eoin English

Irish Search Dogs has confirmed it to become an official partner of the Missing Persons Helpline.

Irish Search Dogs has also unveiled RTÉ presenter Kathryn Thomas as its official ambassador.

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