Found Deceased Ireland - Tony Lynch, 54, father of 4, Clones, County Monaghan, 6 Jan 2002 *fnd in 2022*

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Tony Lynch from Fermanagh was last seen on Fermanagh Street in Clones, County Monaghan, on Sunday, 6 January 2002.

The father of four, who was 54 years old and originally from Magheraveely, had recently moved to Clones.

His family became concerned when he did not turn up for work that week.

Gardaí search lake for missing NI man

 

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Gardai and civil defence teams carry out searches in Monaghan for Tony Lynch who went missing 18 years ago. Searches are being carried out at 3 locations today and gardai have issued a fresh appeal for information regarding his disappearance on January 6th 2002 @VirginMediaNews

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Deborah Naylor on Twitter

 

[HayLouise]

A drone is flown over Drum Lake to try and establish if Tony Lynch’s car, a white Mitsubishi Galant, may have been submerged at one of these locations. His vehicle has never been recovered. Teams will be searching 16 bodies of water in the coming weeks.

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Deborah Naylor on Twitter

 

[HayLouise]

Gardaí with Monaghan Civil Defence searched Gortnawinny Lough, Drum Lough & Long Lough in Clones today in a renewed effort to locate missing Co Fermanagh man, Michael Tony Lynch. He was last seen in Clones on Jan 6, 2002. More information is available at

Planned Search of Gortnawinny Lough, Clones for Missing Person Michael Tony Lynch 02/02/2020



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The body of a man who had been missing for 18 years was found after a local fisherman detected an “odd shape” on the bed of Lough Erne while using sonar equipment, an inquest has heard.

Michael Anthony Lynch, known as Tony, had been reported missing by his family in January 2002 but it was not until 2020 that his body and car were discovered underwater in Fermanagh.