Drones to be used as Clare search continues for Japanese tourists

Drone technology will be used for the first time in Clare in the search for a missing Japanese couple last seen a week ago today.

Drones to be used as Clare search continues for Japanese tourists
Sat, 29 Aug, 2015 - 01:00
Pat Flynn

Cadaver and other sniffer dogs will also join the search for Eiji Takagi, 63, and Ushio Azaki, 61.

The couple’s red Hyundai rental car was found parked at Bynres Cove near Georges Head in Kilkee last Tuesday.

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