Lost wedding ring
Description
I lost my wedding ring at the garbage bin near silverpenny Abbey street bus stop just opposite to the old national lottery/ Irish life building. I was eating stuff and while throwing the cover at the garbage bin I feel I might have dropped my wedding ring. I lost my ring on December 22nd 2024 at around 10-11 pm. I am not sure if the the garbage bin was replaced after 10-11 pm at night. I came back at around 1;30 am via cab from my place and searched the garbage bin near the Abbey street bustop but could not find the ring. Please if keywaste managent sees this message check if at all any wedding ring was found and given to you. Thank you.
Approximate last-seen location
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How to safely get your item back
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