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Photo from An Garda Síochána Tipperary Facebook page.
Gardaí in a town in Tipperary recently made a humorous remark in a social media post trying to locate the owner of a missing ID card.
In the Facebook post written today, Gardaí in Cahir once again used humour to draw attention to their announcement.
"Hola" they began.
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"The rain in Spain is falling mainly in Ireland today & we are hoping to return this ID, with the wallet to the owner. It was found in Cahir.
"At least it's not a red Portugese card, found in Dublin last night......" they quipped.
If you are missing a wallet with a Spanish ID inside you can contact Cahir Garda Station on (052) 744 5630.
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