Peggy's family hit out at Gardaí over search methods

The family of a woman with Alzheimers, who died after she went missing last month, believe she would still be alive if gardaí had used bloodhounds to search for her.

Peggy's family hit out at Gardaí over search methods

The family of a woman with Alzheimers, who died after she went missing last month, believe she would still be alive if gardaí had used bloodhounds to search for her.

Peggy Mangan, 65, went missing on September 24 after taking her dog for a walk. Her body was found five days later in north Dublin.

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