Four Missing Children Found

th March.) A 30 -year old man and woman have been arrested and are currently assisting police with their enquiries. The police said tha they would like to thank the public for their assistance with the appeal. The PSNI hadxa0 will ran with the appeal on behalfxa0 ofAn Garda Siochana. [caption id="attachment_21219" align="alignright" width="300" caption="The four missing Co Louth children have been found in the Newcastle by police. "][/caption] Gardaí at Ardee in Co. Louth, Ireland, were seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of four children, Chloe Eatonxa0(12 years), Jessica Eaton (10 years), Jon Eatonxa0(5 years) and Megan Eaton (1 year) were last seen at their home at Tullykeel, Ardee, Co Louth on Thursday 10th March 2011. It was initially believed that these children are in the company of a 30-year old male and an adult female. There is also the likelihood that there are two other young children in their company who are not the subject of a missing persons’ appeal. It is understood that the mother of the four children may have been in hospital at the time of the incident. The man was driving an English registered silver coloured Opel Zafira. Many people have expressed a deep fear for the welfare of the children but now they are safe and well through the alertness of the public.]]>

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