Our Lisa Dorrian. Murdered and Missing since 2005 in N.Ireland. Sister campaigning for missing people #letsfindlisa Reward Fund for info leading to Lisa £65k.
Bangor, Northern Ireland
Joined February 2015
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Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
I want to thank the families for coming before the Justice Committee to provide very detailed evidence. It was extremely helpful in understanding this part of the sentencing bill. I commend their courage & grace campaigning for many years on behalf of Charlotte & Lisa. Thank you
Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
Families urge tougher sentences in ‘no-body’ murder cases trib.al/h0XxOrf
So proud to be another step closer to introducing Charlottes Law to Northern Ireland ❤️ thank you to the Justice Committee for their genuine interest and compassion for the bill and also for their assurances that it will be as strong as it can be when introduced next year ⚖️
The families of two women whose remains have never been found have appeared before the Justice Committee as they continue to fight to change the law here.
Charlotte's Law named after Charlotte Murray who was murdered by her ex-fiancee in Co Tyrone 2012 will mean tougher sentences for killers who refuse to give up the body and a reduction for those who eventually reveal the location of where they are buried.
More here: itv.com/news/utv/2026-09-24/…
Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
‘I make it my job to let everyone know about the beautiful young lady Lisa was.’
Joanne Dorrian speaking about her sister, Lisa Dorrian, who was murdered and buried and whose remains have never been found.
Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
🚨🗣NEW: Father and sister of Lisa Dorrian - ‘We are closer now than we've ever been’
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🚨🗣NEW: Father and sister of Lisa Dorrian - ‘We are closer now than we've ever been’
🎤🎥Chief Reporter @jamesgould23 speaking to Lisa Dorrian’s sister, Joanne, and her father John.
They were at Stormont today as Justice Minister @naomi_long brought forward the Sentencing Bill.
The Bill will introduce “Charlotte’s Law”, which aims to reduce the trauma experienced by families of murder victims in so-called “no body” cases.
It would create a statutory aggravator for failing to disclose the location of a victim’s remains, as well as new sentence reductions for post-sentence disclosures.
Lisa, aged 25, went missing from a caravan park in Co Down in February 2005.
Her body has never been found.
A string of recent arrests has given the family renewed hope, and Joanne welcomed the opportunity to be at Stormont today to speak about the Bill.
@letsfindlisa
Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
Two people are in custody this morning after being arrested on suspicion of the murder of County Down woman Lisa Dorrian, who disappeared over 20 years ago.
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The news of a second arrest today gives us renewed hope that Lisa’s PSNI team will achieve what she deserves……justice, and to be returned home to her family.
Thank you to everyone involved in this development xx #letsfindlisa
Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
Charlotte Murray's family have never given up hope on finding her 🙏🏻 they have had to campaign to change the law here to see if that will help. They should be so proud. #CharlotteMurray itv.com/news/utv/2026-02-13/…
Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
💔NEW: 'All I want is my sister’s body back for a Christian burial. I regret Lisa never got to meet my children.'
🎤Chief Reporter @jamesgould23 speaking to Joanne Dorrian, sister of Lisa Dorrian.
⚖️It comes as new legislation, which would see longer jail terms for killers who refuse to disclose the location of their victims’ bodies, is set to be introduced to the Assembly.
The Sentencing Bill will also create ‘Charlotte’s Law’, aimed at reducing the trauma experienced by families in so-called “no body” murder cases.
The law is named after Charlotte Murray, who was murdered by her former partner Johnny Miller. Ms Murray went missing in 2012 and her body has never been found.
It is now almost 21 years since 25-year-old Lisa was last seen alive on Sunday 27 February 2005 at a party in Ballyhalbert Caravan Park.
Police believe she was murdered that night or in the early hours of the following morning.
Joanne says Charlotte and Lisa would be extremely proud of the law, and that the families feel the same way.
She also thanked Justice Minister @naomi_long and her Department for bringing the legislation to this stage and for their engagement throughout.
The Bill will create a statutory aggravator for failing to disclose the location of a victim’s remains, along with new provisions around sentence reductions for post-sentence disclosures.
@letsfindlisa
We are so pleased to see this announcement. Charlottes Law really does have the potential to find Charlotte and to help us find Lisa when we get a conviction. A worlds first piece of legislation ❤️ an honour to be a part of it ❤️ #CharlottesLaw #letsfindlisa
A new law which would see longer time in jail for killers who refuse to disclose where they have hidden their victims’ bodies will shortly be introduced to the Assembly, Justice Minister Naomi Long has said.
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…
Entering 2026, we are hopeful that Lisa will be found and justice is coming. Thank you to everyone who supports us especially those who contacted me with significant info this year. Thank you also to Lisa’s police team who really are working so hard.combined hope is powerful! Xx
Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
Lisa Dorrian was 25 years old when she went missing on 28 February 2005 from Ballyhalbert, Down, Northern Ireland psni.police.uk/news/appeals-… #MissingAtChristmas #letsfindlisa #MissingPersonsSupport @letsfindlisa
We will never give up. This has to be the beginning of something which leads to justice. Keeping our hopes alive and pushing forward as always #letsfindlisa
A man arrested over the murder of missing woman Lisa Dorrian has been released. The 68-year-old was arrested on suspicion of murder, assisting offenders, withholding information and preventing a lawful and decent burial. #letsfindlisa @letsfindlisa belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…
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A man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Lisa Dorrian 20 years ago. bbc.in/4pXlZHj
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An arrest has been made in the investigation into the murder of Lisa Dorrian. Read here: orlo.uk/Yqvse
Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
SATURDAY SHARE - LISA DORRIAN
Lisa Dorrian was 25 years old when she went missing on 28 February 2005 after attending a party at a caravan park in Ballyhalbert, County Down, Northern Ireland.
The shop assistant from Bangor, County Down is described as 5ft 4in in height and of slim build, with blue eyes and blonde hair. When last seen Lisa was wearing a white t-shirt top with lettering on the front, cream tracksuit bottoms and white furry moon boots. The last confirmed sighting was at 05:00hrs in the caravan where her handbag and belongings were later found.
On 9 March 2005, Police Service Northern Ireland (PSNI) launched a murder enquiry. Two suspects questioned early into the investigation gave different accounts about events surrounding Lisa’s disappearance. There has been several arrests during the investigation but no charges have been secured.
PSNI renewed appeal is backed by a Crimestoppers reward of up to £20,000 for information leading to either the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the murder of Lisa, or for information that results in the recovery of her body (link below).
If you have any information phone PSNI on 101. If you would prefer to remain anonymous call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or use their online reporting service (link below). You can also phone/text the family direct on their confidential line on 07912967034.
Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI):
psni.police.uk/latest-news/d…
Crimestoppers:
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Crimewatch Appeal:
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BBC Timeline:
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Website:
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Facebook:
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Charlotte’s Law:
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#SaturdayShare #LetsFindLisa #MissingPersonsSupport @letsfindlisa
Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
Dympna Kerr, sister of Columba McVeigh, speaking outside Stormont on Sunday, where families of those secretly killed and buried during the Troubles took part in their annual silent walk to mark All Souls Day.
Read more: tinyurl.com/ydmkz78s
Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
Family members took part in their annual silent walk on All Souls Day on Sunday afternoon.
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Lisa Dorrian ⚖️ retweeted
Prayers have been said for members of the Troubles Disappeared who remain missing.
Family members took part in their annual silent walk on All Souls Day at Parliament Buildings at Stormont in Belfast this afternoon
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