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New Year's Eve revellers go online in search of lost property

Losing your dignity on New Year’s Eve is one thing, but revellers also mislaid plenty of other valuables as they rang in 2016.

New Year's Eve revellers go online in search of lost property

Tue, 05 Jan, 2016 - 00:00

Linda McGrory

A lost and found website which reunites people with their goods has been inundated with notices in the last few days.

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