Kevin Walsh, 57, was last seen in Estepona on Monday and is believed to be driving a silver Citroen Saxo.
Sam Elliott-Gibbs Reporter, Natalia Penza News Correspondent and Oliver Radcliffe Live News Reporter
10:41, 30 Jan 2026
Fears are growing after the disappearance of Kevin Walsh (Image: SOLARPIX.COM)
A man has vanished in the Costa del Sol, with worried pals becoming increasingly concerned for his safety.
Friends sharing appeals for Kevin Walsh say there is “urgent concern” for his wellbeing. His disappearance from Estepona, Spain, is understood to have been reported to police, though local officers couldn’t be contacted early this morning for comment.
Mr Walsh, 57, who is thought to hold dual Irish and British citizenship, is believed to be driving a silver Citroen Saxo and was last seen wearing grey tracksuit bottoms and a beanie hat when he went missing.
A concerned Brit who shared the missing person appeal for Kevin overnight said: “There is urgent concern for the welfare of Kevin Walsh, who has been reported missing. Authorities and family are seeking the public’s assistance to help trace his whereabouts and ensure he is safe.
Kevin was last seen on the Costa Del Sol(Image: Getty)
“Kevin was last seen in Estepona on Monday 26 January 2026. He may have travelled locally or on surrounding routes in the Malaga area. Kevin is believed to be driving a silver Citroen Saxo, registration: B-9896-BU.”, reports the Mirror.
“His likely clothing are grey tracksuit bottoms and a beanie hat. He is male, aged 57, approximately 6ft 3ins tall, with a solid/large build and approximately 90kg, bald, with a beard, blue eyes and British/Irish nationality.”
Another worried mate said: “Kevin if you see this message, please know people are concerned about you and want to help make sure you are safe. You are not in trouble. Please make contact as soon as possible.
“Any detail, sightings, CCTV, dashcam footage, parking locations, or information about the silver Citroen Saxo, could be vital. Please share widely, especially across Estepona, the wider Malaga area, and surrounding road networks.”