Cork search and rescue volunteers in need of permanent home

Cork City Missing Persons Search and Recovery has appealed to Cork City Council to meet with them so they can arrange a lease for a permanent home
A multi-agency search and rescue operation in which Cork City Missing Persons Search and Recovery took part. The group is seeking a permanent city home. File Picture: Andy Gibson

A multi-agency search and rescue operation in which Cork City Missing Persons Search and Recovery took part. The group is seeking a permanent city home. File Picture: Andy Gibson

After 20 years without a permanent home, Cork City Missing Persons Search and Recovery volunteers have called on Cork City Council to lease them a premises on one of the derelict sites the council owns.

“When we’re searching for a missing person, their poor families are often watching and waiting on the riverbank,” Cork City Missing Persons Search and Recovery (CCMPSAR) treasurer Chris O’Donovan told the Irish Examiner. 

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