In 1977, six-year-old Mary Boyle vanished without a trace from remote Donegal, making her Ireland’s longest-running missing child case. Decades later, her disappearance remains a mystery, with allegations of political interference, ignored leads, and a fight for justice led by her sister.

Justice for Mary Boyle Facebook Page

Gardaí Information

Sources

‘Time is running out’: call for inquest in case of Mary Boyle

Birmingham girl who vanished 39 years ago and known as 'Ireland's Madeleine McCann'

Mary Boyle - a stolen child

Ann Boyle receiving hate mail 40 years after daughter Mary's disappearance

Fianna Fail politician ‘interfered in murder case’

Answer to Mary Boyle mystery lies ‘in her family’, says sister | Irish Independent

Serial killer Robert Black identified as suspect in unsolved murder of seven-year-old girl in Northern Ireland

Paedophile and child serial killer Robert Black dies in jail

'Recluse' gets two years for 35 charges of indecent assault on young brothers

Robert Black main suspect as cold case cops probe mystery of missing Donegal girl Mary Boyle

Margo's search for missing Mary

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