Gardai have renewed their appeal for a missing Co Donegal man - two years after he was last seen getting out of a taxi.
The last known sighting of Cian Langelaan was on September 27 2020 in the Hornhead area outside the popular seaside resort of Dunfanaghy.
Cian, aged 27 at the time, had been reported missing for a couple of days from the nearby Falcarragh area.
Read More: Irishman goes out on bicycle in Tralee and doesn't come home as gardai launch appeal
Described as 5ft 8in tall, of medium build, clean shaven, with sandy/auburn hair and blue-grey eyes, Cian was wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans and black boots on one of the last occasions that he was observed.
It is believed Cian stayed in Dillon’s Hotel, Letterkenny on 24-25 September.
On the Sunday night he paid €60 for a taxi from Letterkenny to Hornhead, Dunfanaghy around 10.30pm and was carrying a plastic bag containing personal items, including wallet and phone.
Since his disappearance his heartbroken mother Anthea has lived in hope of finding her beloved son again.
She has mounted a continuous Facebook campaign in the hope that anyone may come across her son.
"I will never stop looking for him. As long as I am able to I will continue to keep my promise to Cian to find him.
"He is gone two years now but I will continue to look for him forever until I find out what happened to him of where he is," said Anthea.
Local Garda Grainne Doherty appealed to anybody who may have any information from around the time of Cian's disappearance to come forward.
"We would dearly love to receive any updated information on Cian's disappearance. It is now two years since he was last seen.
"His family and especially his mother have gone through so much and we would appeal to anybody who may have even the smallest piece of information to come forward," she said.
If anybody has any information in relation to the whereabouts of Cian or any information that might assist with the investigation, Gardaí urge them to contact Milford Gardaí on 074-9153060 or to call the Garda Confidential line on 1800 666 111.
Cian's mother Angela is currently fundraising to give back to the National Missing Persons Helpline for the support they gave her over the past two years.
Donations to the Hope for Cian appeal can be made to: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/A-LANGELAAN
READ NEXT:
- Gogglebox's Giles secret job that earns him lots of money after retiring at 21
- Man who walked out on his family for Ukrainian refugee vows he's '100% done with her'
- Ireland weather map shows Indian summer to hit in days as Met Eireann forecast final 2022 heat burst
- Mrs Hinch fans share €2 trick to banish condensation from windows this winter
- Fans fear for Love Island's Paige as video emerges of boyfriend Adam with mystery blonde
Get breaking news to your inbox by signing up to our newsletter
