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An abandoned toilet and cistern were also found left near the airport departure gate.
There was also an abundance of wheelchairs and crutches, a very large boulder, and a set of "cast iron dungeon keys" left behind at the airport.
Speaking on 98fm, DAA spokesperson Audrey O’Hagan said that inanimate objects aren't the only things people try to bring on flights.
“Just two weeks ago, somebody tried to bring a goldfish. They had a goldfish in a two-litre bottle of water. Believe it or not, that fish has since been re-homed by a staff member here and it’s in their fish pond in Malahide."We can understand maybe leaving your crutches behind if you weren't too bothered about losing them, but abandoning a goldfish is surely a bit harder to cope with.
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