New call for help tracking Barry
Ocean View man was last seen 2 years ago
APPEALS for information over the disappearance of Barry Corcoran have been renewed two years after he was last seen.
The last know sighting of the 39-year-old-father-of-one was on the Cremona Road, Ballyfermot, on the night of Monday, July 6.
Earlier that morning he went to the post office in Wicklow town before taking a bus to Dublin. He left his mobile phone and passport behind at his Ocean View home.
Superintendent Brendan Connolly said: ‘We are confident that someone knows what happened to Barry. If you are a friend or acquaintance of Barry and have any information that could help locate him please call us or Crimestoppers.’
Anyone who might know what happened to the missing man are asked to come forward.
AN APPEAL for information in relation to missing Wicklow town man Barry Corcoran has been renewed two years after he initially disappeared.
Mr Corcoran was last seen on the Cremona Road, Ballyfermot on the night of Monday, July 6, 2015.
Crimestoppers, along with gardaí in Clondalkin, are appealing to anyone who might know what happened to the missing man to come forward.
Superintendent Brendan Connolly said: ‘We are confident that someone knows what happened to Barry.
‘If you are a friend or acquaintance of Barry and have any information that could help locate him please call us or Crimestoppers.’
Mr Corcoran went to the post office in Wicklow town on the morning of July 6, before taking a bus to Dublin.
He left behind his mobile phone and passport at his home in Ocean View, Wicklow town.
The 39-year-old spent some time in the north inner city before boarding the Luas Red Line to Kylemore Stop on the Naas Road.y He arrived there at 2 p.m. He was met by a friend and bought some goods in a local shop at 2.30 p.m. He returned again at 6.45 p.m.
Later on he met some friends on Cremona Road, Ballyfermot, and was last seen by them that same night.
No arrests have been made but a number of people have been interviewed in relation to Mr Corcoran’s disappearance.
Searches were also carried out in West Kildare and Clondalkin without any success.
Mr Corcoran is 5’11 in height and is of thin build.
He has short grey hair and blue eyes and walks with a slight shuffle. He also has an old scar on the bridge of his nose. When last seen he was wearing a dark rain jacket, blue jeans and black Puma runners.
Family and friends remain highly concerned over the miss- ing man’s whereabouts and well-being.
People who may be able to assist the Gardai can call Crimestoppers at 1800 250025. Callers will not be required to leave their name or address.