A investigation to identify a mystery girl who turned up dazed and confused on a Dublin city centre street has been declared a success after the girl was identified. Irish police are to liaise with the Australian police over her case.
Police in Dublin have taken the unprecedented step of releasing images of a mystery girl they are trying to identify.
The child, believed to be 14 or 15-years-old, was found by Garda on Dublin's O'Connell Street, the Irish capital's main shopping thoroughfare, in a dazed and confused state last month.
However despite several weeks of investigation - following 115 separate lines of inquiry - detectives remain baffled about the identity of the young blonde-haired teenager.
The girl is believed to be European and is described as being 5ft 6in and of slim build with long blonde hair.
She was wearing a purple hooded top, tight dark-coloured jeans, flat black shoes and a grey woollen jumper when she was found.
A dedicated telephone line and email address is being manned by officers for any information from the public which can help identify the girl.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the team in Dublin on +353 1 666 8100 or by email at storestreetappeal@garda.ie.
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