British police believe missing girl is in Ireland

British detectives searching for an 11-year-old missing girl have appealed to the travelling community in Ireland for help.

Wed, 13 Nov, 2013 - 11:23

British detectives searching for an 11-year-old missing girl have appealed to the travelling community in Ireland for help.

The Metropolitan Police say Kathleen Doherty disappeared from the Greenford area of London, however police believe Kathleen may have been taken to Ireland.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Ireland Place: Greenford Place: London Place: north London Person: Kathleen Doherty Person: Kathleen Organisation: Metropolitan Police Organisation: Gardaí

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