Govt urged to help families of missing people

The Government has failed to do enough to help the families of missing people in Ireland, according to the Missing in Ireland Support Service.

Govt urged to help families of missing people
Sat, 14 Oct, 2006 - 10:44
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The Government has failed to do enough to help the families of missing people in Ireland, according to the Missing in Ireland Support Service.

Its members have organised a cycle this weekend to raise awareness on the issue.

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