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Friends of missing Belfast man Harry Murray plead for him to return home safe
Friends of missing Belfast man Harry Murray have pleaded for him to return home safe.
North Belfast police made an appeal on Sunday night saying they were growing "increasingly concerned" for the 36-year-old.
"If you have seen him or know where he is please call us," they said.
Friends of Mr Murray pleaded for him to return home.
"Get yourself home big man," wrote one friend on Facebook.
"The whole Woodvale is worried sick."
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