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ALERT | Lose something on the train? Looking to reunite Longford GAA fan with their jacket
A lady has contacted Longford Live via Facebook looking to reunite a young Longford GAA fan with their black 'The North Face' jacket.
While travelling on the train, in carriage B, en-route to Dublin yesterday, Rosie Collum Smith explained that she spotted a group of young lads heading to the Longford versus Carlow game in Croke Park.
Rosie explained, "They got off at Drumcondra. One of them couldn't find there jacket getting off the train. I told them I would look for it.
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"I now have the jacket haven't a clue who the young lad is. They got on in Longford I'm sure and all wearing Longford tops."
If you were travelling on the train and lost your black 'The North Face' jacket, Rosie would be delighted to hear from you and she can be contacted on 086 179 8896.
Also read: Carlow find that little bit extra to pip Longford for league title
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