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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Are you looking for some lost jewellery from years ago?
A lovey silver charm bracelet was recovered in the Birr area over 15 years ago, and the owner has still not been found.
Huge attempts were made to find the owner of the silver charm band at the time, but were unsuccessful.
The bracelet was originally found by a family member, who has since sadly passed.
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The family are attempting to reunite the true owner with the bracelet once again, and need your help.
Please note, an exact description/or photo of the bracelet will be required to claim it.
If you think you, or your family, or someone you know, might be the rightful owner of this bracelet please get in touch with us at the Midland Tribune, Birr, Box No. 683.
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