CCMPSAR are delighted to have been selected by the staff of B&Q Mahon Point  as their chosen charity for the months of May and June. The bring and buy book shelf campaign has raised thousands for various charities since it started. We ask our supporters, who may have books laying around at home that they would...

This evening the search in Tipperary for Malachi Brennan has been stood down with the recovery of Mr Brennan. May he rest in peace. 

Over the past few days  CCMPSAR along with other voluntary units have carried out a number of side scan operations, ROV deployments and towed diver operations in Carrik -on-Suir area. On sunday the 25/03/18 Rescue 117 recovered the Elisha a distance down river. We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Elisha’s friends and family at...

CCMPSAR will deploy divers and an ROV team to carrick-on-suir tomorrow to assist in the on going efforts for Elisha Gault.

CCMPSAR had the privilege of attending the Save A Life event today at the CSN College Cork. Demonstrating our capabilities to various voluntary and statutory agencies, student and faculty. Many thanks to the EMIt student and staff who organised this amazing event. https://www.facebook.com/missing.persons.search.and.recovery/photos/a.955793114520743.1073741868.289721141127947/1324421994324518/?type=3&theater 

UPDATE 16/03/18 The search of Castlemartyr wood has been called off after a 2 week search involving the  guarda search unit, specialised dogs and the defence forces.         A large scale search has commenced in 40 acres woodland in the Castlemartyr area.  In the past few weeks, gardaí have found a ‘key piece...

As of 26/02/18 Cork City Missing Person Search and Recovery have officially taken over the administration of Missing.ie. We want to thank Father Duffy for his years of dedication and wish him well in the future. We would also ask the public for your patience as we get a grasp on the running of the...

I am delighted to announce that the “Cork City Missing Persons Search and Recovery” Group (CCMPSAR) are to take over the running of this website. The missing.ie website was set up 18 years ago when my cousin Gussie Shanahan disappeared from Limerick City. Sadly, he continues to be missing. I have been looking after the...

Next Sunday 11 February 2018, it will be 18 years since my first cousin Gussie Shanahan disappeared from a Limerick Street. I never thought that 18 years on, this website would still be here and that Gussie would not have been found. There have been many false dawns over those years and so much done...

Deepest sympathy to the family of Michael Cullen missing from Belfast since the 9th January 2018 and who has been found deceased. May he rest in peace.