Both girls were reported missing since Monday 2nd September
Two teenage girls who were reported missing from Enfield since Monday 2nd September have been located safe and well.
14-year-old Caoimhe Quigley, and 16-year-old Laynah Murphy, were reported missing last week.
In a press statement, Gardaí have confirmed both girls have been located, and no further media action is required.
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