An Irish and a Philippine Passport Missing
Description
My wife and I are missing our passports, we discovered yesterday in our home In Castletroy, Limerick. They're an Irish passport of mine (Ronald Anonuevo) and a Philippine passport of my wife Sandra Anonuevo. We're not sure whether they're stolen or we lost them somewhere else. As of now, we're turning our house upside down to try to look for it because the last thing I remember was I bought a sleeve for my passport and put it on and inserted my wife's passport inside it. There's no sign of forcible entry in our house but sometimes we're stupid to leave the front door unlocked. The last places we visited were Passport Office in Cork and Kildare Village Shopping Centre before we took notice that they're missing. We will offer a humble reward and instant friendship to anyone who could help recover our passports.
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