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Photos: Bikes, wallets, phones and jewellery among property gardaí want to reunite with owners

Do you recognise any of these items?

GARDAÍ HAVE POSTED images of property they want to reunite with owners in Kilkenny, Carlow, Wexford and Tipperary.

The property includes TVs, jewellery, wallets, guitars, bikes, phones, cameras and tools.

Do you recognise any of these items?
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You can also view the full range of items being posted by the gardaí here

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