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Our cat Boo is still missing from Elmvale estate in the Togher/Wilton area in cork city 💔 Lost Since April 8th 2026 evening time Please share with anyone you know in the area, and kindly ask people to check their gardens and sheds. She is mostly grey, with bits of light orange coloring, and an orange chest. If anyone sees her we would greatly appreciate any information Whatsapp or call 087 176 7163 Or 083 302 3061
silver hoop earring. 1cm. for the ear.
REWARD 50 euro LOST PHONE Location: Bray Head / Mountain Description: Hand-drawn face eating something on the back invisible phone case. Yellow dog picture on the cover. If found, please call/message me. I would really appreciate your kindness email ：[email protected]
Engagement Ring White gold engagement ring set with a round central diamond, paired with a matching diamond band (small stones along the band). Elegant, slim design. High sentimental value.
Key, no fob, make Ultion, in grass by estuary near Seabury Park, Malahide
Found Hairdryer in a bag on the LUAS . Handed it to the driver
Parrot found
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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
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