Of course any measure is pretty much dependant on the goodwill of whoever may have picked it up.
dont CIE have a charge for retrieving items from lost and found?
Not sure what the law is here but I would always be inclined to retain a found item and make my own attempts to find the rightful owner. It has generally worked for me in the past. I would be reluctant to hand found items (especially cash or other valuables) over to somebody else. Over the years I have found several phones and one wallet containing nothing at all other than 6 x £20 notes and I managed to get the stuff back to the rightful owners.I've brought things to the local garda station and/or shops also. So maybe a local shop or garda station is worth a try at least.
I stuck a free Lost & Found ad in the Herald. Somebody contacted me and they verified their ownership by accurately describing the wallet, the fact that it contained 6 x £20 notes and nothing else at all other than one of those cardboard fake credit card inserts that new wallets come with etc.
I stuck a free Lost & Found ad in the Herald. Somebody contacted me and they verified their ownership by accurately describing the wallet, the fact that it contained 6 x £20 notes and nothing else at all other than one of those cardboard fake credit card inserts that new wallets come with etc.
Oh - I did also tell her that she was an idiot and that she should not be carrying so much cash around with her.This restores my faith in people.
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