Are these yours?

Killian writes:

I know you don’t normally do this but…..I found a set of keys down the side of my seat at the window on the 5:15 from Westport to Heuston, I got on the train in Portarlington and only noticed them when I was getting off.  Have a feeling they belong to someone who got off in Portarlington due to what what was left on the table, could have been any of the stations in between though all the tags seem local to Westport i.e. SuperValu, Tesco, Dunnes, Treacy’s pharmacy.. If they are yours I have left them with the Information desk in Heuston, contact them and they should be able to get them to either Portarlington, Westport or any station in between.

 

Katie.

Spayed, vaccinated and probably a little confused.

Lorna Duffy writes:

We urgently require a home for a lovely 1 year old female cat called Katie (above. She is spayed and vaccinated.

Her owner, my aunt, sadly passed away 3 weeks ago. She is an indoor cat but we are training her to go outdoors. We are in the Dublin 5 area.

It’s a long shot but…

Deirdre writes:

I know you don’t on really do this, I left my wallet containing work cards, credit cards, train cards and most importantly my passport on the last 66 bus from town [Dublin] last night to Maynooth.

Anyone?

Pic: NuiMaynooth

But the damn careless hipsters at Wolfgang Digital WILL.

Rob Beirne explains:

I know you don’t usually do this but we came into work today at Wolfgang Digital to find that one of our beloved Wolfgang fixies was stolen last night. We’re located in Dublin 2, near Google, and it’s a pretty distinctive looking bike… there’s always a chance someone will spot it out and about.

Is this yours?

Do you lock it at Charlemont Luas?

It was Inches from being lost forever.

Until a couple of pesky kids came along…

Eoin Maguire writes:

Just helped someone stop a person seconds away from stealing a bike under Charlemont Luas Bridge [at the Grand Canal, Dublin].

Locks had been sliced through with mini angle grinder. He claimed he “lost his key” before scuttling away.

The bike is now locked at Royal Eye and Ear hospital, Adelaide Rd if the rightful owner would like to collect.

Go inside to the [hospital] porters and show that your key opens the old lock.

Kudos to Aoife who spotted it in the first place.

We’re taking back the streets.

One politely retrieved hybrid fixie at a time.

Is she yours?

Babs Leonard writes:

I found This beautiful little dog in Northwood Park, Santry [Co Dublin]. She was on her own, isn’t microchipped and had no lead or collar. She is with Anicare Veterinary Group in Santry at present waiting on whomever may own her to find her.

The vet said she is in good condition, one year (maybe less) old and is a Spaniel cross. She was very well behaved, trusting and gentle. She was found yesterday and will go to the pound today and has 7 days to be re-homed before being put down.

Anyone?

UPDATE:
Philip Boland writes

Hi that’s my drivers licence… it’s not lost… its in my wallet! One of my friends, a certain Ms. Eimear Jenkinson thought it might be a funny prank to send it to you! I would be grateful if you could remove the post please!

 

Meanwhile…

Do you know Sinead Norman?

Oonagh writes:

Found outside Pygmalion [Powerscourt Townhouse, South William Street, Dublin] on Sunday.

UPDATE:

PaulandSinead writes:

“HOLY CRAP, THAT’S MY GIRLFRIEND’S DRIVER’S LICENSE !!! We were at Longitude festival on Sunday. She didn’t know it was lost till now!!! Could you send it to the address written on it please! This is mental!
THANKS SOO MUCH”

Drury Street Bike Park, Dublin.

Stephen Rodgers writes:

Just a little note of warning to anyone using Drury Street Bike Car Park.. I just witnessed a guy with a bolt cutters trying to get the lock off a bike at lunch time today. Luckily he was disturbed and ran away. Worth noting though that They obviously have their eye on the place.

Pic: DublinCityCycling.ie