Daisy Hall, a five month old baby, was in the Silver Nissan Qashqai Hatchback taken at Mountjoy Square on Monday
A five month old baby girl who went missing after the car she was in was hijacked in Dublin has been located “safe and well” in the city centre, gardaí said.
Daisy Hall, a 5 month old baby, was in the car at the time it was taken. The car was hijacked by a man who is not known to Daisy or her family. Daisy was wearing a pink cardigan with ladybugs, pink headband with a white daisy flower, blue denim leggings and pink ugg boots. Gardaí received report of a hijacking of a vehicle, a Silver Nissan Qashqai Hatchback, registration number 10-D-21328
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