Shannen Donnell: Missing person appeal for woman from Derry

Jane Corscadden

4 July 2024 at 6:11 am·1-min read

Shannen Donnell is missing from the Derry area — -Credit: (Image: PSNI)

Police have issued a missing person appeal for a woman who may be in the Belfast area.

Shannen Donnell, aged 29, was last seen in the Derry area on Tuesday, July 2. Police said she may now be in the Belfast area, and her family are growing increasingly concerned.

Shannen has blonde hair and was last seen wearing a dress wit a pink jacket.

Anyone with information that may assist police in locating Shannen should get in contact on 101 quoting reference 1329 - 02/07/24.

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