Cork man Patsy O'Sullivan, missing since 1992, found dead overseas

Left · 1Patrick (Patsy) O'Sullivan, who disappeared in 1992, has been found dead overseas, according to the Daily Mirror. 1 Left · 1An Garda Síochána said the missing person, whose last known contact with his family was in Lombardstown, County Cork, in April 1992, "has been located", and thanked the media and public for their assistance. 1 Right · 1The Irish Independent described the case of the Cork man missing for more than three decades as "finally solved", with "closure" for his family. 2

Left · 1O'Sullivan was 35 when he went missing; his last contact with his family was over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend in 1992, after he returned from a job in Co Kerry. 1 Left · 1He was expected to attend a Christening in the following weeks but did not appear and was not seen again; the Mirror says he often travelled for work for weeks at a time but kept in touch and came home regularly. 1 Left · 1His family renewed their appeal for information on social media as recently as July this year, and his disappearance featured several times on RTÉ's Crimecall, including last year. 1

Left · 1O'Sullivan was the middle of seven siblings; his brother Jerry told RTÉ "He just stopped coming home" and remembered him as having a "heart of gold", while brother Eugene said he "enjoyed his life to the full". 1 Left · 1Police have informed his family. Where he was found and how he died have not been given in the coverage seen. 1