If you found €200

[adamski]

Personally speaking, I'd do my best to return it. I always think, what if a lone parent with young children had lost it, or an elderly pensioner. Keeping it just wouldn't sit right with me.

€200 cash leigha, where would you hand it in, a wallet is different

[Irish Leigha]

€200 cash leigha, where would you hand it in, a wallet is different

As I said, I'd do my best to try and return it to the rightful owner. Be it, putting an ad in the lost and found section of the local newspaper, ad in the shop etc. On the off chance that nobody claimed it, I'd donate it to a charity.

[cp3o]

If you found €200 cash while out shopping etc, would you hand it in or would you (if client) say Great, thats my next Visit sorted anyway.

Better to use punting euros .

[longtipp]

If it was near home/ I thought I might know the owner, I'd try my best to find the owner. If it was away from home, I'd likely pocket it.
I would not hand it over to Gardai, priest or shop, but I would give them my name and number in case somebody reported it missing.

[Playitsam]

I have a lady in mind already !.

I found a bunch of keys recently , it had a new type Bmw key on it and I thought these must be important to someone , so I rocked of to the guard a station to hand then in . The guard laughed and put them in a big box with about 100 sets of other keys , saying no ever comes looking . So handing in cash is also a waste of time .

[adamski]

If it was near home/ I thought I might know the owner, I'd try my best to find the owner. If it was away from home, I'd likely pocket it.
I would not hand it over to Gardai, priest or shop, but I would give them my name and number in case somebody reported it missing.

if you hand it into gardai and no owner comes forward ( plenty of takes id say) do you get it back if not claimed , you wouldnt get it back if hand it into shop or definately not a priest who would probably use it for there next trip to Amsterdams red light district.

[gonzo76]

I don't normally watch tv but was at home the other night and saw Miriam's show. Did ye see that poor American guy who came over for a visit to Ireland, spotted someone at risk of downing and dove in to help him out. When he got back his wallet and phone were stolen. I hope that rotten piece off crap that stole from a genuinely decent man gets what's coming to them...

[Westsidex]

I would hand it in, handed in wallets and gold bracelets before and can't see it bringing much me luck by keeping it and to spend it on an escort, I wouldnt as probably end up having a bad experience with her if i did

you get f all thanks mostly but still though Id still do it. I once found a wallet, keys and a mobile. I know who it just to see by a pic on an id card in the wallet. Living up the road. Dropped it into the law station and not one of her family (I know her old man) said as much as a thanks but id still do it again though.

Westside.

[Westsidex]

One doesn't do it for the thanks, Westie, but because its the right thing to do...

Thats true but a person should be thanked though. Im not talking about giving the person something but a simple thanks.

Westside.

[bettercallsaul]

If you found €200 cash while out shopping etc, would you hand it in or would you (if client) say Great, thats my next Visit sorted anyway.

If it was in a wallet I would find the persons address and follow them around incase they dropped more.