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Do you know who owns this?

A bracelet was found on Dublin bus with Mum written on one side and Nanny on the other, sound familiar?

A BRACELET WAS found on Dublin bus last week and no owner has come forward.

It was found on the 145 Dublin Bus southbound to Kilmacanogue at around 7.30 last Thursday evening, 6 February.

It’s engraved with the words “Mum” and “Nanny” as the pictures below show.

If this bracelet belongs to you, your mum, nanny or anyone else’s mum and nanny- please use the e-mail below to get in touch.

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