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Lost my husbands wallet on our Trip through ireland. We startet on 29th of march in Dublin.
We lost the wallet of my husband on 29th or 30t of March somewhere beteeen Dublin an Duncannon or Bellybunion. It is a Brown wallet and the Name on the Cards is Günther Windisch
document loss in Dublin city centre
Bunch of keys/ Lexus car key lost in the Santry area, about a week ago. Thanks in advance
Our cat Jess has been missing from Castlefield Court a few days. If anyone sees him please get in touch.
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FOUND 2 ABUS padlock keys (bike?) '501', identical, w. keyring on Saturday 28 03 2026 @ 6:17 pm in TU park, Grangegorman. I discovered them on a young tree near the rear entrance of the Psychiatric Hospital
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
Set of keys lost in Citywest/Saggart area near Parklands houses. Audi car key, house key with blue head, 2 x trolley tokens (1 Tesco, 1 Amber Springs hotel) picture keyring of woman and young child. (female)
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
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