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Peggy mangan

Flowers laid for Peggy Mangan

The 65-year-old had been missing since Tuesday before her body was found at a stretch of waste ground close to the Ikea store in Ballymun in north Dublin.
4.23pm, 29 Sep 2013
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NOTES AND FLOWERS have been placed near where the body of Peggy Mangan was found yesterday.

The 65-year-old had been missing since Tuesday before her body was found at a stretch of waste ground close to the Ikea store in Ballymun in north Dublin.

The body of the Terenure resident was  found by two men who had been part of a large-scale search which was stood down and around 3.30 pm on Saturday. Her dog, which had been seen alongside her side in a number of sightings was found near where the body was discovered.

Gardaí have not yet made a formal identification but a post-mortem was due this morning on the body of a woman found yesterday.

Flowers laid for Peggy Mangan
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  • Flowers laid for Peggy Mangan

    Source: Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland

  • Flowers laid for Peggy Mangan

    Source: Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland

  • Flowers laid for Peggy Mangan

    Source: Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland

  • Flowers laid for Peggy Mangan

    Source: Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland

Read: Missing woman Margaret Mangan ‘may have sought shelter in a shed or garage’ >

Read: Gardaí appeal for help tracing missing 65-year-old Margaret Mangan >

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