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The Anna doll from the movie franchise 'Frozen' found in Limerick city
A LIMERICK man who found a doll in the city centre is hoping to give it back to its owner.
A photo of the missing doll depicting the character Anna from Disney's 'Frozen movie' franchise was posted in the Limerick City Citizens Facebook group by Anthony Pickford who spotted the doll on the ground.
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Taking to social media, to issue an appeal to reunite the doll with its owner, Anthony said:
"I was going to get my bus tonight and found this doll in town. Does anyone know if some child lost it as I have it and will old it for them?
He added that he thinks someone lost it as it was on the ground. "I will give it back to the owner."
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