#Lost property
The Gardaí found a phone with an unusual screensaver and inspired a rake of puns
These puns are toast.
Lost some cricket gear, a chalice or a flute lately? Gardaí are trying to reunite owners and their stuff
Today is National Property Recovered Day.
Lost something at Electric Picnic? Here's how you can get it back
And no, that doesn’t include your dignity. Sorry.
One punter lost a rather unusual item at the Puck Fair the other day
All the glamour of the fair.
Here's why you shouldn't lose your driving licence during Movember...
This Irish guy learned the hard way.
Meet the dog that works in an airport returning people's lost property
Sherlock the beagle works for KLM, returning items in a special little backpack.
Here are just some of the things people lost at Electric Picnic
Phones, bags, guitars…
Lost something at Electric Picnic? Here's how you can try to get it back
Phones, wallets, passports, bags. Let’s get reuniting!
Is this yours? Gardaí are trying to reunite you with all your lost stuff
If you’re missing a tool box, a trumpet, or your wedding ring – there is hope.
Did you leave your dad's Father's Day present on the DART on Saturday?
There’s a very disappointed dad out there in Dublin.
Woman gets gold ring back after dropping it into ballot box
A witness at the Mayo count centre this afternoon said she was “damn delighted” to get it back.
Are you missing a fire poker, a coffee table or a communion picture from the 80s?
Gardaí in Athlone might have it and they want you to come get it.
Did you lose your phone on Dublin Bus? Here’s your chance to get it back
Do you recognise one of these phones? Dublin Bus wants to reunite you with it.
Man’s wallet is returned to him, 24 years after he lost it
He might need to renew that library card.
Dublin Bus are now tweeting pictures of lost phones
Talk about customer service.
What happens to stuff that gets left behind in Dublin Airport?
Dublin Airport hangs onto lost items for three months. So what happens if nobody comes forward to claim it?
Forgetful taxi customers leave phones, keys and even shoes behind
A new survey also revealed 55 per cent of people like their drivers to have the chats with them on topics like the economy, sports and politics.
Two years on: Dublin still has no one-stop shop for lost property
Two years after the Carriage Office stopped making a home for items left in taxis, there is still no central collection point in the city.
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