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Gardai became shepherds in Corbally as a flock of sheep were on the move
GARDAI must have thought the wool was being pulled over their eyes after getting a call-out to a flock of sheep on a busy road in Corbally.
Upon arrival, attending officers may have been better served by studying in Salesian Agricultural College instead of Templemore.
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A post on the An Garda Siochana Limerick social media pages says that you never know what a typical day in work entails in An Garda Siochana!
“Ardnacrusha gardai and Mayorstone gardai ended up becoming temporary shepherds in Corbally the other day.
“On arrival we were treated with a wooly reception but all sheep arrived safely at their destination,” reads the post.
In two shakes of a lamb's tail, matters were resolved by gardai with minimal delays for motorists.
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