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A radio presenter said he thought he was being "raided by the British Army" as he was woken by cows invading his property.
Stephen Nolan, who presents the Nolan Show on BBC Radio Ulster, posted a video on Twitter of him chasing the "dirty brutes" from his property wearing nothing more than shorts and trainers.
I thought I was getting raided by the British army . I woke up to sound of heavy footsteps and banging on my door.… https://t.co/UiwIckyprO— Stephen Nolan (@Stephen Nolan)1559120029.0
"I thought I was getting raided by the British Army," the 45-year-old wrote. "I woke up to sound of heavy footsteps and banging on my door.
"Cows broke into my site. Set off alarms, which sent call to security team. Total mayhem. Dirty brutes. I'm furious."
While Nolan himself was "furious" about the bovine invasion, his followers certainly saw the funny side of the incident.
"This is a very mooving story," wrote one, while another replied: "I think you're milking this a little bit."
https://t.co/z1U9EOAAWU— Stephen Nolan (@Stephen Nolan)1559120075.0
People on Twitter were more than a little amoosed.
@StephenNolan Poor cows thinking this is a new sheepdog!! If you had stood on a fresh warm soft pat that would have… https://t.co/cuZh8Mdcsc— ROSS HUSSEY (@ROSS HUSSEY)1559122155.0
@StephenNolan Yon need to beef up your security.— Colin Carroll (@Colin Carroll)1559120377.0
@StephenNolan Just an inspection by your steakholders— Mary Buckley (@Mary Buckley)1559151513.0
@StephenNolan Have you lost a bit of beef Stephen?— Kevin McQuaid 🔰 (@Kevin McQuaid 🔰)1559160292.0
@StephenNolan Sorry but that is hilarious. The irony of your 'Welcome' mat coming into view as you tell them to "f*** off!"— Miriam Rich (@Miriam Rich)1559120714.0
@StephenNolan Stop milking it, Nolan.— Declan McGuinness (@Declan McGuinness)1559122398.0