There are 191 people missing in Ireland since 1990! These are the first figures for Irish missing to be published in an Irish newspaper since 1998!

 

19-8-04

• IOL: Concern growing for missing Dublin teenager

  Teenager goes missing on an "occult day" (13 August) on an occult festival - the festival of Lammass!

  Concern growing for missing Dublin teenager
  19/08/2004 - 13:13:17
  
  Fears are growing for the missing Dublin teenager Lynette McKeown who has been missing since last Friday.
  
  The 19-year-old from Tallaght is described as being 5'4" in height, of thin build with a fair complexion.
  
  She was last seen leaving her home in Birchwood Heights heading towards the city centre, wearing blue jeans, a blue denim jacket and white Nike trainers.
  
  Inspector Eamon Dolan from Tallaght garda station today said that her two-year-old daughter Kelly, her partner and her family are anxious to contact her.

 

• Dutroux case - Belgium defends king against 'assault'
  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/873646.stm
• http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/874363.stm
• http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/1550250.stm

 

• http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/uk.cfm?id=712452003

Exorcist calls for crusade against occult
TOBY MCDONALD

AN EXORCIST yesterday called for a ‘crusade from the pulpits’ against the growing power of the occult.

Father Jim McManus said paganism and witchcraft were intertwined with evil and needed to be stamped out.

The 62-year-old priest - the only Catholic clergyman to perform the service of "deliverance" regularly - said devil worship could only lead to tragedy.

The profile of paganism will get a boost next month with two festivals and an academic conference on the subject are held north of the Border.

• Colombia's Uribe: US ally in \war on terror\ named as drug trafficker

5-8-04

 

• Photo of the Monument to the missing people of Ireland!

Left: New Monument for the Irish missing

Above: Stone Memorial commemorating the numerous Irish missing people, officially opened by Irish President, Mary McAleese.

Monument for the missing people in Ireland erected in the grounds of Kilkenny Castle and officially opened on the 26th May 2002 by Mary McAleese , President of Ireland.