Officers have examined CCTV footage from the area and have established that Mr Quilligan went up the steps at St Finbarr’s Place but did not seem to emerge at the top of the steps at Fort St.
Gardaí have also checked Mr Quilligan’s phone and found no indication of any activity on it. They also believe that he has not accessed any money since his disappearance on September 1st.“We’ve spoken to Mr Quilligan’s associates around town and none of them have seen him, which is very unusual, and his family are deeply concerned for his welfare at this stage,” said a garda source.
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