Mother of missing Irish man in Wyoming continues search to find her son's remains

Mother of missing Irish man in Wyoming continues search to find her son's remains

Dublin man Cian McLaughlin was hiking in the Grand Teton national park near Jackson, Wyoming, when he went missing. Picture: Teton County Sheriff

Tue, 26 Oct, 2021 - 10:22
Vivienne Clarke and Caitlín Griffin

The family of a 27-year-old Dublin man who went missing in Wyoming last June is continuing the search in a bid to return his remains to Ireland.

Cian McLaughlin was hiking in the Grand Teton national park on June 8 when we went missing. 

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