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Stephen Molloy, from the Raheny area of Dublin 5, was last seen on the Howth Road in Raheny at approximately 3.15pm on Monday afternoon.
Gardaí have issued an urgent appeal for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of a 67-year-old man who was reported missing in Dublin earlier this week.
Stephen Molloy, from the Raheny area of Dublin 5, was last seen on the Howth Road in Raheny at approximately 3.15pm on Monday afternoon.
He is described as being approximately 6 feet tall with a slim build. He has balding, white/grey hair and both gardai and members of his family say they are concerned for his welfare.
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According to gardai, when last seen, Stephen was wearing a black polo t-shirt, dark grey trousers and black shoes. He usually tucks his trousers into his socks.
Anyone with information on Stephen's whereabouts is asked to contact Raheny garda station in Dublin on 01 666 4300, the Garda Confidential Line at 1800 666 111, or any garda station.
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