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Car (Audi symbol) and house keys. 4 keys in total. Lost on Cork City, around the Barracks Street area. Date: Friday, 20 March (evening).
phone Samsung galaxy s9+, in Marina Promenade Seating Area, the 20th of March, in the afternoon.
I left my wallet on the Ardee to Drogheda bus on Friday the 13th at 6.15 pm . This bus only stopped in Drogheda . It has all my cards in it with picture ID and my drivers licence also . It’s a black wallet with gold on the inside . I would be really grateful to get it back and I’m offering a 50 euro reward . It had my student leap card and Student ID . Thank you .
3 diamond engagement ring white gold
Lost small black mix breed dog last seen on Clonard road
Yellow canary with a tag on it's leg in carrigtwohill
Pair of varifocal spectales found on the public footpath outside the Rose Garden in St. Annes Park, Clontarf
Male black and white cat found in Whitecliff estate Ballyboden yesterday. Neutered but not chipped. Appears to be very comfortable with humans - currently being cared for by experienced fosterer
Child leap card found. Initials L S V Found around college green
Ray-Ban glasses found Cabra, North Circular Road, Phibsboro area found on Sunday 8th February.
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