Officers are yet to provide any details of the family or their last known location
13:32, 27 Oct 2025Updated 13:36, 27 Oct 2025
Police in Northern Ireland are seeking help in tracing the whereabouts of three missing persons; Sinead McNulty and her two children Oisín and Saorla O’Neill
Police in Northern Ireland have issued an urgent appeal for help in tracing the whereabouts of a mother and her two children who have been reported missing.
Officers in the Fermanagh and Omagh district have yet to provide any details on when Sinead McNulty and her two children, Oisín and Saorla O’Neill or their last known location.
However, in a social media appeal issued on Monday, the PSNI have asked for anyone who can help establish their whereabouts to come forward, Belfast Live report.
“We are looking to trace the whereabouts of three missing persons: Sinead McNulty and her two children, Oisín and Saorla O’Neill.
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“If you have any information that may help us confirm they are safe or assist us in any way, please contact 101 quoting reference CC2025102300499, or alternatively make an online report here: https://orlo.uk/AjunD.”
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