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Cross-border appeal over missing Roscommon family Missing Roscommon family found in Enniskillen
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A cross-border alert has been issued by Irish police over a woman and her three children missing from their home in Ballyforan, County Roscommon. A County Roscommon family who were the subject of a child rescue alert have been found safe and well in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh.
Fiona Gregg, 41, and her children Killian, eight, Elisha, six, and Derbhla, two, were last seen at about 15:00 GMT on Wednesday. Fiona Gregg, 41, and her children Killian, eight, Elisha, six, and Derbhla, two, had last been seen at a school in Ballyforan, Roscommon, at about 15:00 GMT on Wednesday.
They are believed to be travelling in a light blue Nissan Almera saloon, registration 01 G 7051. A Child Rescue Ireland (CRI) alert was issued by gardaí on Thursday morning.
It is thought they could possibly be in Northern Ireland. It was cancelled after the family was found by the PSNI on Thursday morning.
The Child Rescue Ireland (CRI) alert was issued by Gardaí on Thursday morning. It was only the second time a CRI alert had been issued by the Garda since the policy was initiated in 2012.
They said such alerts were only launched where a child is under the age of 18, where there is a reasonable belief that the child has been abducted or where there is a reasonable belief that there is an immediate and serious risk to the health or welfare of a child. The alerts are only launched where a child is under the age of 18, where there is a reasonable belief that the child has been abducted or where there is a reasonable belief that there is an immediate and serious risk to the health or welfare of a child.