Police step up search for missing Tyrone woman

The search for a Co Tyrone woman who has been missing for a month was intensified today.

Sat, 10 Jan, 2004 - 13:02

The search for a Co Tyrone woman who has been missing for a month was intensified today.

Attracta Harron, a 65-year-old retired librarian, has not been seen since leaving Mass in Lifford, Co Donegal to walk back across the border to her home in Strabane on December 11.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Tyrone Place: Co Tyrone Place: Lifford Place: Strabane Place: Foyle River Place: Strabane Road Place: Dublin Person: Harron Person: Detective Inspector Person: John Gilmore Person: DI Gilmore Event: Christmas Organisation: Strabane Organisation: Donegal Search and Rescue Organisation: Donegal Civil Defence Organisation: North West Mountain Rescue

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