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Thomas Kiely has last-known address in Patrickswell | PICTURE: Crimecall/RTÉ
Gardai in County Limerick have issued an appeal for assistance in locating a man who is being sought in connection with an ongoing investigation.
No information was given as to why Thomas Kiely is being sought during the appeal which was broadcast on Crimecall on RTÉ One television on Monday night.
According to gardai, the 30-year-old, who is the subject of an arrest warrant, has a last known address at Barnakyle in Patrickswell.
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Making the appeal on Crimecall, Garda Reserve Mervyn Huston said gardai in Newcastle West still believe he is living in the Limerick area and that members of the public may be able to help them locate him.
Thomas Kiely is described as being approximately 5"10' tall of medium build with black hair.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact Newcastle West garda station or any garda station.
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