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The lost medical bag looks like this
Update: The medical bag has been found. The family thank everyone who shared their appeal.
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A family are appealing for help from Kilkenny people to find a child's essential medical equipment that has been lost.
The family were staying in Kilkenny and Castlecomer last week from Saturday to Thursday and lost their 6 year-old's medical bag.
The bag has the little boys's life saving epi pens inside and also his gps watch.
It’s a small black medical bag with a strap, it looks just like the one above.
If you have seen the bag please contact Tori on Facebook or text 07736465523.
Alternatively please contact Kilkenny Garda Station on 056 777 5000.
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