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Missing Callan woman, Jo Jo Dullard
A walk and prayer service to remember Jo Jo Dullard will take place on Sunday, November 9 in Kilkenny.
This year marks the 30th anniversary since the Callan woman's disappearence with her family still seeking answers.
Jo Jo was 21 years of age at the time of her disappearance and was making her way from Dublin back home to Callan on that day back in 1995.
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To mark the anniversary a walk and prayer service to remember Jo Jo will take place at the courtyard of Kilkenny Castle at 2pm walking to the missing persons monument.
The service is an opportunity for the local community to gather together and to ensure that Jo Jo is not forgotten and the search for her will continue.
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