A new three-part documentary series on the disappearance of an Irish teenager in Spain has been announced.

Amy Fitzpatrick was 15 years old when she went missing on New Year’s Day 2008 in Malaga. She was last seen at 10pm when she said goodbye to her friend Ashley.

This year marks the 18th anniversary of Amy’s disappearance.

On Tuesday, Sky confirmed a new three-part true crime series which will investigate the 15-year-old’s disappearance.

Don’t Forget Me: The Disappearance of Amy Fitzgerald will air on Sky and NOW from November 29, and will look at the family divisions and unanswered questions surrounding the missing person case.

Through the years, Amy’s father and aunt Christopher and Christine have campaigned tirelessly to uncover what happened to their daughter and niece.

The pair have been increasingly at odds with Amy’s mother Audrey and step-father Dave.

Sky says the docu-series will bring ‘rare access’ to both sides of Amy’s family, her closest friends, the last people to see her alive, Gardaí and the journalists who have been reporting on the case.

Through these accounts and new testimonies, the series will see the conflicting versions of events surrounding the disappearance of the young woman.

The new series is produced by The Slate Works, and commissioned by Phil Edgar-Jones, Executive Director.

The Head of Documentary Commissioning is Hayley Reynolds and the Commissioning Editor for Sky is Kathryn Taylor.

Last year, Amy’s father marked the 17th anniversary of her disappearance with a renewed appeal online.

Taking to X, the family said ‘the pain feels just as raw as it did that day’ and sent a direct message to Amy, who they said they ‘miss more than words can ever say.’

They urged anyone with information to come forward, stressing: ‘Even after all these years, we need answers. We need closure.’

All episodes of Don’t Forget Me: The Disappearance of Amy Fitzgerald on Sky Documentaries and NOW on Sunday, November 29.