Irish Rail has experienced delays this morning after a deer made its way onto to the tracks in South Dublin.
All services going through Dalkey were put on hold as staff went out to try and get the animal to safety.
Commuter Ronan O'Keeffe took a snap of the deer as it walked around the platform at Glenegeary station.
He said: "The young deer is still on the southbound platform in Glenageary station. Looks very disoriented."
Irish Rail replied saying workers were on-route and will hopefully get it back in the fields soon.
A wild deer was also potted roaming around the area last week - and locals are concerned it might come to harm while on the moose.
The 'scared and confused' animal was seen early on Monday entrance to the south Dublin town's Village Gate.
Deer oh deer! Locals fear for safety of wild beast spotted on the moose in Dalkey
It was then spotted 'running over and back across Dalkey Avenue as cars approached' prompting one local to take to social media with her concerns.
The concerned woman snapped the beautiful beast before posting the photos on the Dalkey Open Forum Facebook.
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