‘sup?
This evening.
Garda Info tweetz:
You think you’re having a woof day? This pup was found lost in Crumlin village by a member of the public.
It’s currently in Crumlin Garda Station keeping everyone entertained. If you own it please contact Crumlin Garda Station. Proof of ownership required.
Arf.
Anyone?
Also: breed?
Hamish update!
🎉 His owners have been found!
🐶 His real name is Tyson!
🍟 He’s getting chipped by @MyLovelyHorseR so if he goes a wandering again, he can be found
💕 Family reunion TBC
💶 The movie rights are exorbitant!👏 Thank you to everyone for spreading the word! pic.twitter.com/Bt4pJAY7hr
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) April 4, 2019
‘sup?
Arf.
Yesterday: Found On A Train
Andrea writes:
Hi there, I found a set of keys in the Killiney, Co Dublin area and I was hoping you can help get them reunited with the owner. They were found on the pavement at 7am on Saturday morning in a housing estate. There are quite a few keys (see pic) and a USB attached.
I snooped and there was a picture of a driver’s licence for John Micheal Corcoran – with an address in Rathmines. Also a lot of images from travelling and Trinity College events. You can contact me on andreadsomers@msn.com if the owner comes forward. I will pop them to the local Dun Laoghaire Garda station if there is no response. Many thanks in advance…
Abandoned.
Presumed nicked.
Recognise it?
Dáire Fitzgerald writes:
I found this bike unlocked (abandoned?) in the Drumcondra region of Dublin on Sunday. If anyone can let me know where they left it and the bike’s serial number I’d be eager to reunite it with the owner.
Anyone?
UPDATE: Owner located. Thanks all.
Paul Gordon tweetz:
If Darren is out there he needs to print another copy of his boarding pass for his 12.05 flight…
Dariusz Rosa writes:
This bike was stolen from a locked room from South Gate Apartments on Cork Street on Sunday night. If anyone has seen it, please contact me. Serial Number WTU207C0040D
Anyone?
The AAIU in consultation with An Garda Siochana, the Navy, the Coast Guard, the GSI and the Marine Institute wish to advise that following Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV) operations the wreckage of R116 has been positively located on the sea bed on the Eastern side of Black Rock, at a depth of approximately 40m. Operations are continuing but are weather dependent.
A statement released by the Air Accident Investigation Unit this afternoon.
Wreckage of Rescue 116 found off Mayo coast (RTE)
Pic: Pat McGrath
Natasha tweetz:
Found this friendly guy at lunchtime in Drumcondra. Looks well loved. In Botanic Vets 01-8375543 Please share!
Anyone?
Barry writes:
I found three cards belonging to a Michael Smith dumped in a bush outside my office on Grantham Street [Dublin 8]. I’d say he’d be chuffed to get them back as they are all to do with his work.
