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06 Sept 2025
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Family and friends of Jo Jo Dullard at the Missing Persons monument in Kilkenny today
Family and friends of missing Kilkenny woman, Jo Jo Dullard gathered at the Missing Persons monument in Kilkenny's Castle Park today to remember the 21 year old who vanished after getting a lift in Moone, Co Kildare on Thursday, November 9, 1995.
Jo Jo's sisters, Mary Phelan and Kathleen Bergin said they would never give up in their quest to find her remains. And Deputy John McGuinness said that it was time to get expertise from the EU and the US to solve her murder.
Fr Willie Purcell prayed for Jo Jo and her family. The Kilkenny Gospel Choir then sang Amazing Grace with the 50 people present joining in.
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