Missing Tipperary Town Teens Located Safe As Garda Appeal Stood Down.

Missing Tipperary Town teens located safe as Garda appeal understood to be is stood down.

Two teenage girls who had been missing from Tipperary Town since Thursday, December 18th 2025, have we understand, been found safe, with reports indicating they are in the care of Gardaí.

The pair, Julia Laskowska (aged 15) and Sadie Nally (aged 13), were the subject of a series of Garda missing-person appeals in the days after they were reported missing. In the initial appeal issued on December 18th , Gardaí said the girls were missing from Tipperary Town and asked anyone with information to contact Tipperary Town Garda Station or the Garda Confidential Line.

What was known during the search.
As the investigation continued, Gardaí renewed their appeal on December 19th, stating they believed the girls had travelled by train to Heuston Station in Dublin.

A further update issued on December 22nd stated the teenagers were last seen at Heuston Station at about 10:45am on December 18th, and Gardaí believed they may have travelled onwards into the Dublin city centre/Dame Street area.

Later reports, as the appeal circulated nationally, stated the girls were last seen at a retail premises in Bettystown, Co Meath, at approximately 1:00pm on Monday, December 22nd, last.

The case attracted widespread attention, with appeals shared heavily across social media and picked up by national and local outlets, a pattern Gardaí often rely on to generate leads quickly when sightings are reported across counties.

Update: Found Safe.
Updates circulated on social media from media outlets today, Friday, have indicated the missing-person appeal had effectively been stood down, stating the girls were “found safe and well” and thanking the public for sharing the appeals.

Because the teenagers are minors, it’s normal, therefore, that no further details are released publicly once they are located.