Today is National Missing Persons Day.
Deliveroo is launching a new poster campaign today, on National Missing Persons Day.
A ceremony is held every year, to allow the families and friends of missing people to come together and remember their loved ones.
Cyclists with the delivery service will now have photos of missing people printed on their bags, as part of a new awareness campaign.
Mullingar's Dermot Browne from the National Missing Persons Helpline explains:
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