Imelda Keenan was last seen in Waterford City on January, 1994.
Gardaí are renewing their appeal for information regarding the disappearance of a Laois woman.
This weekend marks the 32nd anniversary of the disappearance of 22-year-old Imelda Keenan.
Ms Keenan, originally from Mountmellick, Co. Laois, was last seen in Waterford city on Monday, 3rd January, 1994.
Imelda had moved to Waterford and was living with her boyfriend.
On the day she vanished, she left her apartment at 1:30pm and walked down William Street onto Lombard Street.
The last confirmed sighting of Imelda was at the corner of the Tower Hotel and Lombard Street, where she was seen crossing the street.
Imelda was reported missing by her brother, Edward, the following day.
Despite extensive Garda investigations, there have been no further confirmed sightings of Imelda.
If Imelda is still alive, she would now be 54 years old.
Superintendent Gavin Hegarty said:
"Imelda, 22 years old and originally from Mountmellick in Co. Laois, was a resident of Waterford city while pursuing her studies when she disappeared without a trace.
Imelda was known for her quiet demeanour, her love of music and her strong family ties.
Despite extensive investigations spanning 32 years, the silence surrounding her fate remains unbroken.
We are urging anyone with information or the ability to assist our investigation to come forward."
Anyone with information is asked to contact Gardaí at Waterford Garda Station on (051) 305 300, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station.
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