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RIP Robert Healy
Gardai have issued a tragic update to an urgent missing person case that has now been stood down.
A 24-year-old young man from Wicklow believed to have been travelling in a red Ford Focus car, has been found dead after being reported missing since the early hours of September 15 on Monday.
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In an update on Tuesday September 16, gardaí confirmed that a missing person report for Robert Healy was stood down after the tragic discovery of his body.
They said: "Following the discovery of the body of a man in Wicklow, the appeal for information regarding the whereabouts of 24-year-old Robert Healy, reported missing from south-west Wicklow since Monday, 15th September 2025, has now been stood down.”
No further action is required.
An Garda Síochána wishes to thank the public and media for their assistance during the course of this appeal.
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