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05 Sept 2025
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A YOUNG man has issued a desperate appeal to find a young woman he got chatting to in a Naas pub.
The anonymous poster said he never got the number of the female in Hayden's pub on Saturday evening.
According to the man, the woman is aged in her 30s, living in Newbridge and working in Naas.
He said: "I was in Hayden's Bar, Saturday the 23rd for the Ireland v South Africa match.
"Got talking to two lovely ladies one of whom I hit it off with.
"She has black hair & is absolutely beautiful.
"I know this is a bit crazy but we hit it off, had a kiss but I didn't get her phone number in my infinite wisdom and can't remember her name either.
"Maybe she or her friend might see this or someone may know her.
"Just for the record I'm not a crazy person or anything I'm just raging I didn't get her number so said I'd try here. No harm in trying. Thanks."
The young man posted the message on the Naas Ball page on Facebook earlier this week. Let's hope they pair get reunited!
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