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James McCarthy - 49 years old
Carlow Gardaí have released an update following a missing persons appeal that was issued on Monday the 7th of the April 2025.
It is a good news update as Gardaí have located Carlow resident, James McCarthy, 49 years old.
James had been missing from his Carlow home since the 6th of April 2025.
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The original press release sent by the Gardaí:
James was last seen in Kilkenny city at approximately midday on Sunday afternoon.
James is described as being approximately 5 feet 9 inches tall with a stocky build, short brown hair and blue eyes. He has a number of tattoos on his forearms.
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When last seen, James was wearing a green fleece, green pants, black body-warmer and brown shoes.
Gardaí and James's family are concerned for his well-being.
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