Call for families of missing persons to have their DNA added to international database

Call for families of missing persons to have their DNA added to international database

Priscilla Clarke went missing while horse-riding with her employer, Lynda Kavanagh, in Wicklow in 1988.

Families of missing people across the country are being asked for permission to have their DNA added to a database aimed at identifying missing persons based on international DNA kinship matching.

The I-Familia database was launched last year by Interpol.

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