By Q Radio News
The family of a woman who had been missing since last week have confirmed she has been found "safe and well" in London.
An appeal was launched yesterday to track down 29-year-old Seana Boyle after her family last heard from her on Friday July 30.
In the flyer asking for help in tracking down Seana, her family and friends said they believed the Strabane woman was in the Camden Town area of London.
29-year-old Seana Boyle from Strabane has been found safe and well after her family appealed for help in tracking her down. https://t.co/j0BWWV62f4
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) August 5, 2021
After days of worry, her family confirmed on social media last night that she had been found.
Teresa McCoach, whose contact details were on the appeal sent out over social media, said: "Seana has been located safe and well. A big thank you for all the shares etc and to those who located her - you know who you are. We will be forever grateful."
And her cousin, Saul Gaviscon shared an update on Twitter, letting his followers know she had been found safe.
THANKS TO ALL WHO SHARED SHE'S BEEN FOUND SAFE ♥️ https://t.co/9RuXsFvTSd
— saul (@SaulGaviscon) August 4, 2021
There were reports on social media that Seana had been found by four people from Strabane.
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