I’m posting this as an image as it won’t fit in one message. I need all of you to share this far and wide. Thanks, Dave. #help #nikon #waterford pic.twitter.com/AdJwOfeEGD
— David Murphy (@David_Mstudio) May 18, 2022
Last night.
Waterford city.
Local photographer has his camera bag stolen from his car after a wedding.
Now the couple have no photos.
Anyone?
I lost my Phurba skull necklace in #Dublin yesterday. Slipped off. It looks somewhat similar to this but smaller. I got it in Japan and it’s been around my neck for many adventures. Very long shot but putting it out into the universe anyway #lostandfound pic.twitter.com/fVkDPPSg6k
— James Gabriel Martin (@James_G_Martin) April 6, 2022
Yikes!
Anyone?
Anyone missing this bike??#stolenbike #Dublin #drumcondrasocial pic.twitter.com/W7w7VxT4Hh
— Ro Molloy (Bridal/Fashion designer) Pillows/Masks (@MaskeradeByRo) December 21, 2021
Anyone?
Thanks Alan Bracken
Mates bike was stolen on Mount St Upper, D2 over the weekend. It’s a grey Giant with disc brakes – pic below. Long shot but it anyone sees it please reach out. @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/BRfNDMG7sw
— Diarmuid C (@Al_Boreland) November 15, 2021
Upper Mount Street, Dublin 2.
Scrotes be scrotin’
Anyone?
Please share my dog has gone missing in Ballina killaloe Ireland she’s microchipped -please help us spread the word #findmillie pic.twitter.com/MqSTMADzLk
— westirelandgirl rebecca Lloyd 🇪🇺 (@westirelandgirl) August 20, 2021
This afternoon.
Anyone?
Meanwhile…
‘sup?
Yesterday.
Dunmore East, county Waterford.
To Ellie and back.
Dunmore East RNLI rescues ‘Ellie’ the dog after a 30m cliff fall (RNLI)
RNLI/Neville Murphy
Thanks Bebe
This morning.
Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2.
Ministers of State at the Department of Justice James Browne TD (top second right) and Hildegarde Naughton TD (centre) helping launch the ‘Lock it or Lose it’ campaign to tackle bike theft.
Earlier…
An Garda Síochána is reminding the public take the following precautions in keeping their bicycles safe by locking them in the most secure way possible.#HereToHelp #StaySafe pic.twitter.com/b55eN00GAU
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) May 13, 2021
This morning.
A total of 6,845 bicycles have been reported stolen since January 2020 and April 23, 2021.
The average value of the stolen bicycles is €500 while 10% of the bikes were worth €1,000 or more.
More than 70% of the bicycles were reported stolen in the Dublin Metropolitan Region for a total of 4,825 bikes [compared to in Cork]…
A total of 2,139 bicycles were recovered throughout that period but these were not necessarily stolen during the same timeframe.
Oh.
Yesterday.
Grand Canal at the IFSC, Dublin.
Thanks Alan Bracken
Shauna writes:
Lost my watch (as above) on the Number 40 this morning. Got on at James Street around 7:40am and got off in Finglas village. It has “Happy 21st xx” engraved on the back. Please please please share…
Anyone?
Thanks Alan Bracken
No.
Sandymount.
Ithankyew.
Pic by Nick
Ronanstown Gardaí stopped a vehicle acting suspiciously and subsequently discovered 3 allegedly stolen Dachshund puppies in the boot.
If you have any info on the owners of these puppies please contact Ronanstown Gardaí on 01 666 7700. pic.twitter.com/IBl5PbH2wx
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) December 15, 2020
‘sup?
Anyone?
