The family of a missing Northern Ireland man have appealed for help in locating him.
Police in Newry are concerned for the whereabouts of Kyle Kelly, who was last seen on Sunday morning, February 5. The 35-year-old, is 5ft 9 and of medium build with dark brown short hair.
Speaking to Belfast Live, Kyle's partner Geraldine said he was last seen on Sunday at the Europa Bus Station after getting a bus from Newry.
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Geraldine said: "[Our] hearts are broken. This is really out of character for him. We have five children together and the kids are in an awful way. His wee youngest son is 15 months and his oldest boy is 10."
Kyle was last seen wearing a navy Ireland Rugby top, navy jeans and navy and white Tommy Hilfiger trainers.
A PSNI appeal read: "If anyone has seen Kyle or has any information into his whereabouts then please contact Police on 101, quoting reference 1524 of 06/02/2023."
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