The family of a Belfast man who was last seen on Friday have issued an appeal.
Damien Harrison, 42, was last seen getting on to a train from Dundalk to Dublin on Friday, November 19.
Speaking to Belfast Live, his niece Niamh said they are worried sick and appealed for the public to help their family.
She added: "We just want Damien home safe.
"He was in Consilio's in Newry and he left there on Friday afternoon. He was dropped to a train station in Dundalk and he was last seen leaving on the train to Dublin.
"There has been no contact with him because he has nothing with him. He doesn't have his medication or anything with him.
"Police and Garda are both aware but there's just been nothing at all.
"If Damien was to see this we just want him to know that we all love him so much and just want him to come home. We just need as many people as possible to share the appeals so that we can find him."
