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	Six-year-old girl went missing in Co Donegal nearly 30 years ago</p>
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	Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said he is willing to meet the family of Mary Boyle, a six-year-old girl who went missing in Co Donegal nearly 30 years ago.</p>
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	Mary&rsquo;s twin, Ann Doherty, met TDs yesterday and pleaded for further investigations into her sister&rsquo;s case.</p>
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	The Taoiseach told the D&aacute;il he had received information about Mary&rsquo;s disappearance years ago and had passed it on to garda&iacute;. He said he could not say if the allegation made was followed up or not.</p>
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	Mr Kenny said operational matters for garda&iacute;, on a day-to-day basis, were a matter for the Garda Commissioner. Mr Kenny said he was more than willing to meet the Boyle family if they requested.</p>
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	Ms Doherty has claimed she has new information about her sister&rsquo;s disappearance and knows who was behind it. She said the circumstances of her death have not been fully investigated and the evidence has not been thoroughly examined.</p>
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	Ms Doherty met deputies from a range of parties including Sinn F&eacute;in&rsquo;s Pearse Doherty and P&aacute;draig Mac Lochlainn, Fianna F&aacute;il&rsquo;s John McGuinness, Renua leader Lucinda Creighton and Social Democrat Catherine Murphy.</p>
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	Mary Boyle was six when she vanished in 1977. She was last seen close to her grandparents&rsquo; home at Cashelard in Donegal on March 18th, 1977. She has not been seen since and is presumed dead.</p>
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