Stockholm hunt for missing Irishman
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Published: 14 Nov, 2014 CET.
Updated: Fri 14 Nov 2014 09:28 CET
Police in Stockholm are on alert after a 32-year-old expat from Ireland was reported missing.
Brian Alan Farrell, who is from Culleens in county Sligo, had been working as a carpenter in the Swedish capital since March, according to the Irish Independent newspaper. It is understood that he was last seen on Monday in Sweden's Gamla Stan (old town). Family of Irishman Brian Alan Farrell #MISSING in Sweden appeal for information http://t.co/BepOz1R3r5 pic.twitter.com/xQL5tgblKm
— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) November 13, 2014
His brother Michael Farrell is expected in Stockholm on Friday to join efforts to find him. He told the Irish Independent that his family were “beyond worried” about the disappearance. Brian Alan Farrell is the third youngest of six boys. One of his brothers died while working on a building site in London seven years ago, the Irish Independent said.
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Brian Alan Farrell, who is from Culleens in county Sligo, had been working as a carpenter in the Swedish capital since March, according to the Irish Independent newspaper.
It is understood that he was last seen on Monday in Sweden's Gamla Stan (old town).
Family of Irishman Brian Alan Farrell #MISSING in Sweden appeal for information http://t.co/BepOz1R3r5 pic.twitter.com/xQL5tgblKm
— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) November 13, 2014 His brother Michael Farrell is expected in Stockholm on Friday to join efforts to find him.
He told the Irish Independent that his family were “beyond worried” about the disappearance.
Brian Alan Farrell is the third youngest of six boys. One of his brothers died while working on a building site in London seven years ago, the Irish Independent said.
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