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Colin White, the distraught manager of the Irish team at the 16th World Transplant Games in Bangkok, has spoken for the first time of the distress caused by the shock kidnapping of team mascot, Tadhg White. 
Irish athlete Monica Finn expresses the devastation within the team, and how it actually affect the team’s performance this week.
The Thai police have admitted they can’t crack the case of the missing Irish mascot Tadhg White. They have just brought in Supt Tadhg Landers from the Irish police force – An Garda Siochana – to lead the investigation. 
The chief suspect – who, for legal reasons, cannot be named – in the theft of team mascot Tadhg White says: “I will be proven innocent.”
Thai police are assisting Irish team manager Colin White, who is struggling to come to terms with the traumatic theft of his veteran team teddy bear.Features
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