The incident occurred on the N60 Castlebar-Claremorris road in Balla
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The bag, located on Shraigh Beach, Belmullet, was dropped to Belmullet Garda Station
A bag found on a Mayo beach over the weekend has been dropped into Belmullet Garda Station.
On Wednesday, August 6, a brown bag was located by walkers on Shriagh beach, about a ten-minute drive from Belmullet town.
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The bag contains nappies and was found along with a number of other items, including a key with blue 'RTÉ Radio 1' keychain and a green frog keychain attached. Also included was another set of keys with a reflective keychain.
You can see images of the bag, which was handed in to Belmullet Garda Station, in the Facebook post below. If you are the owner of the bag, or recognise it as a bag which belongs to someone you know, you can contact Belmullet Garda Station on 097 819 10.
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