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Tony McLoughlin, 57, was last seen near Johnstown Shopping Centre, Navan, Co Meath Family of Tony McLoughlin

Appeal for missing man Tony McLoughlin

Tony, 57, was last seen at his home in Navan on Monday.

THE FAMILY OF a man missing from his home since Monday have asked for any information that might help them find him.

Tony McLoughlin, 57, was last seen at the Johnstown Shopping Centre in Navan, Co Meath at around 1.15pm on Monday. His daughter Lisa said that a neighbour of the family had positively identified Tony to gardai and that this is the last known sighting.

He left his home at Athlumney Abbey, Navan, Co Meath, at 1pm, shortly before this sighting. There are concerns for Tony’s safety because he had been taking medication for a recent illness but had left home without it.

He is described as being 5ft 6in tall, slim, with grey hair. When last seen he was wearing blue jeans, a blue shirt and a brown waist-length padded jacket.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Navan gardaí on 046 9079930.

- additional reporting by Susan Daly

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