lost black wallet in Kilkenny on New Years night
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Hey folks, While ringing in the new year in #Kilkenny I managed to lose my wallet somewhere between getting food in Supermacs and getting off the bus back to Mulinahone... its a Black leather Ripcurl wallet which is too small for irish notes as it was bought in Australia, my Aussie Liscence was inside too so it'd be easily identified... The wallet was given to me by my best mate so it has sentimental value so id like if at all possible to get it back... I'd be willing to give a €50 reward to anyone who hands it in either to the Garda station or they can call me... im not worried about the cards as they're all cancelled anyway... just the wallet and the Australian License as its a memory for me too... its expired so its no good to anyone anyway...
Anyone with any info can contact me on this or 0862423500...
Share with anyone in that direction if you's can please! Thanks!!
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