Rebekah Murphy writes:

I know you don’t normally do this but my cat Juno (above) went missing on Sunday morning in the Cherrywood Park area of Clondalkin [Dublin]. She’s wearing a blue collar and is really small and skinny. Her sister misses her terrible and we’re desperately worried.

 

Sophie Flynn writes:

My 7 month old cat, Hooper (above), has been missing since March 20 in East Wall [Dublin]. He’s spayed and microchipped. If you could ask people to keep an eye out and contact me if there’s any info. Very worried and desperate to figure out where he’s got to. Missing him.

 

Anyone?

Jess Hemp writes:

I know you don’t normally do this but my mum is devastated to have lost her engagement ring after 40 years!! We have tried so many other routes to get the ring back but at this stage our hope is fading fast…
On Monday, March 18m she was in the Royal College of Surgeons car park in Stephens Green on both the ground and fourth floors and it seems the ring fell off her lap as she stepped out of the car,
The ring is an unusual engagement ring in that it is a rectangle of 15 small white diamonds set on a white gold band. Needless to say it is of ENORMOUS sentimental value and she has never had a mishap before! (The attached photo is not of the actual ring but it is quite similar to mum’s one… Instead of the large stone in the middle mum’s has 15 small stones on it.) Reward offered for the safe return of the ring. Thank you.

Well, hello.

Paul Savage writes:

Found a wallet on East Wall Road [Dublin] just past the O2  this morning. Name on it is: Bruno Guedes. Think he may work in Hewlett Packard, so if anyone there is looking at Broadsheet maybe give him a shout. No contact info in it, but does have a lot of McDonald’s vouchers. I mean did havNOMNOMNOM.

Paddy Cahill, of ‘Cycling with…’: writes:

This bike has been dumped where I live in Dublin 2 for the last few days, I think it may have been stolen but there is a back wheel lock on it so the thieves may have just dumped it after getting bored carrying it.
Its a nice bike worth a bit of money, perhaps one of your readers knows the owners. I called the guards but they have not come for it. There are a few distintive things on it the owner should know.

Anyone?

Kay Bear Koss writes:

We caught four kids making off with this bike yesterday [Dublin city] – blurred out a few details so if you can tell us general area you lost it or a few details, come get your lovely hipster ride.

 

Anyone?

This a family website.

We don’t do ‘sauce’.

Brian Manning writes:

I heard yesterday that the Harbour Bar, Bray, [Co Wicklow] World’s greatest pub, is being sold. So, I mailed the owner to express my condolence and see if I could get my painting back that they had hanging on the wall. But to my dismay some skeeveen has just nicked it!

I know you usually reserve this slot for stolen bikes. Its an arse painting, the Harbour is the only place with balls enough to have this hanging up.

If you stole it please return either it or a bottle of single malt Scotch to the harbour for me (name and contact details are on back of said painting) in the next few weeks before the sale goes through please.

Anyone?

A Stratton!

Laura writes:

I realise you don’t normally do this but I just found a beautiful old Stratton fold-up bicycle dumped beside the canal in Portobello [Dublin]. I presume it was nicked and then dumped, and it’s not in great condition.

You don’t steal a man’s Chopper(s).

It just not right.

Vincent writes:

I know you don’t normally do this my bikes were stolen from my garage on South Circular Road [Dublin] yesterday. A 1985 Raleigh Burner (top) and a 1976 Raleigh Chopper (above). They’re really distinctive, and I’m totally gutted.

Anyone?

Seeing as it’s Friday.

Clémentine MacNeice writes:

I know you don’t normally do this but we are an independent cider company from Armagh.We’ve just won silver medal in the InternationalBrewing Awards and are looking for a bit of press.
It is a major achievement given we’ve been in full operation less than a year.
We make our cider with apples we grow ourselves with no concentrates. It is hard to get recognition against the big boys in the cider world especially as an independent brewer starting out. Any form of shout out would be greatly appreciated.

 

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