Police have welfare concerns for 54-year-old Sharon Pullen, who was last seen around 6pm, Tuesday 19th October 2021.
She is described as 160cm, medium build, blonde hair, hazel eyes, with fair skin.
It is not known what Sharon was wearing.
Sharon may be in her black Mazda, hatchback registration number 1DST395.
Anyone who sees Sharon is asked to call police immediately on 131 444. Quote IR 201021 2300 17437
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