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Blathnaid Timothy, 33, was last seen in Dublin on 14 December.

Gardaí renew appeal for missing woman Blathnaid Timothy

CCTV images show Timothy using an ATM on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay and stepping into a taxi immediately afterwards.

GARDAÍ ARE STILL APPEALING for information regarding the whereabouts of Blathnaid Timothy, who has been missing since 14 December.

Timothy, 33, is originally from Glenamaddy, Co Galway, but has been living at Smith Hall, Camden Street, Dublin city.

She was last seen by her flatmate at Smith Hall on Tuesday, 14 December, and her friends, family and the gardaí are very concerned for her safety.

She is described as being 5′ 6” in height, with medium length dark brown hair and is of thin build. She has a pale complexion. She was wearing a black 3/4 length wool coat, grey jeans and a scarf (possibly red and black) on Tuesday.

She used the National Irish Bank ATM at Sir John Rogerson’s Quay in Dublin city centre at 8pm on that Tuesday. Immediately after using the machine, she hailed a taxi and got into the back seat. The taxi, which appears to be a black Mercedes in CCTV footage, drove west along the quays towards the city centre.

Gardaí would like to speak to this taxi driver to find out where Timothy was dropped off.

Anyone with information is asked to contact gardaí on 01 666 9500. The Garda Confidential Line is 1800 666 111.

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