Family concerned for whereabouts of missing Irishman last seen in Aalborg on July 13

Frank McCaughey was possibly on his way to Copenhagen

Jul 26, 2022

The family of a man with UK-Irish nationality are concerned for his safety after he went missing in Denmark on July 13.

Frank McCaughey was last seen at Aalborg Railway Station, where he said he was intending to take a train to Copenhagen.

He has not been seen or heard from since, as his last contact with close family or friends was on July 11.

Any sightings could be vital to finding Frank
Frank is approximately 165 cm in height and of slim build. The photo above was taken recently.

His sister Niamh McCaughey is anxious to hear from anyone who might have seen him since July 13. Find her on Facebook via this link.

Alternatively, report any sightings to the Danish police via 3314 1448, quoting case number 5100-10279-00259-22, or the Police Service of Northern Ireland via 0044 28906 50222, quoting reference number 1666-21/07/2022.

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