Gardai have called off the search for a missing man after a body was discovered on Friday morning in the Dublin mountains.
Michael Flynn, 75, had been missing from his home in Leopardstown since the early hours of Tuesday, September 6.
He had last been seen wearing a navy blue rain jacket heading towards the Ticknock area.
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It was at Ticknock where Gardai recovered his body on Friday morning.
They have now called off the search.
A previous appeal had said that Michael was "an avid walker and is known to frequent the Ticknock area. He has a very good knowledge of the wider Dublin and Wicklow mountain areas and trails"
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