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The search for a 60-year-old woman who was missing for four days has been stood down.
Ciara Moriarty was reported missing after she was last seen in the Wilton and Bishopstown areas of Cork on Friday, November 14. She was known to frequent the Swords area of Dublin.
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Ciara was described as being approximately five foot seven inches in height and of medium build. She has grey hair and blue eyes.
Gardaí issued the appeal as they and Ciara's family were very concerned for her welfare.
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In an update on Tuesday morning, Gardaí have said Ciara has been found safe and well and they have thanked the public for their support.
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