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An Garda Síochána Tipperary have issued an appeal to find the owner of cash that was left in an ATM this time last year.
The owner left the cash in an ATM in Thurles Shopping Centre a year ago and has yet to come forward and claim their cash.
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Gardaí have asked the owner to come forward to make themself known, and claim back their money.
Posting on Facebook, An Garda Síochána Tipperary said: "Unhappy First Anniversary!
"Around this time last year, someone went to the cash machine in Thurles Shopping Centre, wishing to withdraw some money. They went through the usual motions except they never took the money from the dispensing tray. A garda on the beat spotted the cash and seized it as lost property. The owner is still entitled to claim it back. This could be a better Christmas for them than last year !!!
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"Contact Sgt Ray Moloney at Thurles Garda Station with any queries."
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