The official M50 Twitter account showed off Ireland's busiest motorway like you've never seen it before on Sunday - completely empty on a weekend afternoon.
Ireland's lockdown measures to combat the spread of COVID-19 came into full effect this weekend, with non-essential travel effectively outlawed.
The measures have seen the country's most prominent public spaces - usually full of people on a bright spring weekend - almost completely empty amid a heightened police presence at popular spots.
And Dublin's notorious ring-road is not immune to those same scenes.
With the city's residents following the Government guidelines, it led to the incredibly strange sight of a deserted M50 on a sunny Sunday.
The motorway had seen a 30% drop in use this week, according to figures released on Wednesday by Transport Infrastructure Ireland.
Last Sunday saw just 60,000 cars on the M50 - and if these pictures are anything to go by, that figure is set to drop again as the coronavirus lockdown fully kicks in.
M50's Twitter said: "We're glad to see everyone abiding by the #StayAtHomeAndStaySafe rule. Together we can #StopTheSpreadOfCorona!"
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