Police appeal over missing girl's whereabouts

Saturday, 8 April 2017 00:00

Police officers are searching the Island for a 16 year old girl this morning, and are appealing for help from the public.

Sinead O'Brien was last seen in Laxey on Friday night at 8pm as she walked the family dog, a black and white Welsh border collie with a red collar and blue lead.

Officers say Sinead, who wears glasses and has long dark hair, was wearing her Ramsey Grammar School uniform, with a green coat and fur around the hood.

They say they're extremely concerned about her welfare, and are asking anybody with any information to get in touch with police headquarters.

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