Hundreds of brides claim for the lost engagement ring,

Sunnyisland

HUNDREDS of brides have contacted a mountain rescue group after fundraisers found a diamond ring in their collection bucket.

Since going public with news of the lost ring, Mayo Mountain Rescue has been inundated with calls, all from ladies desperate to claim the prize.a member of the rescue group, said his phone had been ringing off the hook since going public with the find last week. However, he believes the majority of the calls are genuine and not just opportunists hoping to claim a free diamond ring.
"We've had hundreds of calls but nobody with the ring's description.

"There are a lot of genuine people out there that have been calling up. What is surprising about this is the number of women who have lost engagement rings," he said.The owner of the ring can contact Westport garda station at 098 25555 or Robert Hunt on 087 1798426 for more details.
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/hundreds-of-brides-try-to-claim-lost-diamond-ring-3206705.html

Are they opportunists looking for a free ring or is there really that many Engaged woman out there who lost there ring :) in mayo.

dr.bollocko

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Let's try this one again.

Boombastic

realies wrote: »

.................The owner of the ring can contact Westport garda station at 098 25555 or Robert Hunt on 087 1798426 for more details.

It's mine. I tried to ring the numbers but they're engaged.:)

CreepingDeath

I think the Mountain rescue has saved a man from getting married.

Rabies

dr.bollocko wrote: »

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Let's try this one again.

All you bad grammer lovin' nazi mods are the same.




sorry

Mr.Crinklewood

Boombastic wrote: »

It's mine. I tried to ring the numbers but they're engaged.:)

But you have a lovely, lovely ring already.