Search for lost dog spans 5 counties

f everyone who went missing was searched for with the same frantic determination as Jordan, the 11 year old terrier, Lord Lucan would be riding Shergar in next year’s Grand National.Since Jordan disappeared on a crowded Shop Street at 12.45pm on April 19, owner Trish D’Arcy has been running an expansive campaign for her safe return that has spanned five counties, 20 schools and involved the distribution nearly 2,000 posters and the assistance of the Gardaí. “My boyfriend and I walked the Prom with her and went into town afterwards,” she said. “We were outside Eason’s when we looked down and realised Jordan wasn’t there. We think that she may have become frightened by a man who was playing bagpipes nearby. We went looking for her up Church Lane and searched all the shops, but to no avail.” Somebody in River Island told her owner that they had seen a dog fitting Jordan’s description sitting in the doorway shortly afterwards, shivering. “She gets nervous when she’s in unfamiliar surroundings,” explained Trish. Jordan’s mysterious disappearance triggered a vigorous campaign to find her, tirelessly managed by those close to her. “We got 800 black and white posters printed initially and distributed them throughout the city and county. Then we had 300 larger colour posters produced and have been spreading them far and wide. I was putting them up in Kinvara last night, and I’m waiting on the next batch of posters before I head for Craughwell and Loughrea tomorrow,” said the distraught owner.Jordan’s...................