On my first night visiting Ireland I managed to lose my wallet on Parnell street Sunday night it had all my money cards and my ID blue and white wallet with a New York State license
Black Electric Car Charging Cable. Left at EasyGO Charging Station outside Lahinch Leisure Centre.
Barbour hat. Lost last night North Docks near Point Luas
Lost my Volvo key/fob at All Together Now in Waterford.
Cutler gross green ladies glasses found james street dublin
Lost a pair of Polaroid brand prescription glasses on Wednesday night the 27th of August in Killarney town, probably somewhere near The Grand. They have a gold frame with brown plastic arms.
I think I lost my keys on the S4 bus on the way home yesterday between Milltown and Kylemore, the bus was around 6pm, and it has two keys, and a bunch of key rings, one which says Santorini
Lost a set of keys on Weds 27th Aug, rainy day. Somewhere between Store St and Henry St/Parnell St. 2 silver keys on a blue tab
Ray Ban - Wayfarer Style with brown frames and brown glasses tint. Similar but not exactly the same as the picture like Wayfarers. They are quite old but I love them and really need them driving. I only missed them at the car park at Malahide Castle after playing the Par 3 there. Would greatly appreciate their return if found 😊😎.
What looks like a house door key found on path outside Saint Anne's Park, near Dollymount entrance
Key found on Dollymount beach on Sunday 10th August... looks like a hall door key
Lost American Passport, name Matthew Mark Reilly, most likely lost in Bray or Wexford area.
My wife lost her sunglasses on 11th Aug in Glenbower woods in Killeagh. They are Ray-Ban with orange on it. It had the name 'Michelle' on them. They were a gift.
Pair of glasses found today found on hiking trail. Message me discription please
Hazel Wood walking stick, with tibetan prayer bells and cast iron blacksmith poker attached lost today Sunday 10th August, lough Bray car park Sally gap wicklow, also small cylinder Bluetooth speaker, eagles Craig loough bray , reward........Marcus, más é do thoil é, go raibh mÃle maith agat, Dia bhur mbeathasa.....
