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Five Irish passports and seven phones are among the lost property waiting to be claimed at a Louth garda station.
According to An Garda Síochana, the lost items were recently handed into Drogheda Garda Station, with officers urging anyone seeking lost phones, bank cards, and accessories to come forward.
Two iPhones have been handed in at the station, as well as three Samsung phones, one Huawei phone and one Nokia phone.
Numerous bank cards from AIB, Bank of Ireland, Permanent TSB and Revolut are also being kept at the station, as well as two Public Services cards, one Leap card, a gold coloured ring, pink makeup bag, and glasses plus glasses case.
Anyone who believes the above items could belong to them is asked to call the Property Management Office on 0419874252 or email drogheda.property@garda.ie.
Photo of phone: Stock/Pixabay
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