Some hurlers were lucky to escape injury after a truck was driven onto a pitch during a match in North Dublin on Saturday.
Two men were arrested after the truck was driven onto the Castleknock pitch while they were battling out with Thomas Davis in the Senior B Hurling Championship.
The north Dublin club's match report described the "bizzare" scene as gardai chased the vehicle onto the pitch.
The game had to be temporarily stopped after the vehicle "entered the grounds resulting in an amount of damage but thankfully no injuries or even worse", said the report.
Gardai gave chase to the truck before chasing two men on foot after failing at a number of attempts to stop it.
Two men were arrested and are set to appear before court in Blanchardstown.
A garda spokesperson said: "Gardai arrested two males (44 years & 25 years) in relation to an incident of a unauthorised taking of a vehicle on Saturday evening, 6th April, 2019 at approximately 6.30p.m. at a premises on the Porterstown Road.
"The incident occurred on Porterstown Road when Gardai were alerted to intruders on site at a yard.
"They took off at speed in a cargo truck down Porterstown Road.
"Gardai made a number of attempts to stop the vehicle, and when it finally came to a stop both men ran from the truck. Gardaí gave chase and two men were arrested at the scene.
"They were taken to Finglas and Blanchardstown GS and charged in relation to the incident.
"The 25 years old man was released from Blanchardstown GS on his own bail to appear before Blanchardstown District Court on 26th April, 2019 and a 44 year old man was charged with a number of incidents and has been detained in custody to appear before Blanchardstown District Court, tomorrow morning, Monday 8th April, 2019 at 10.30am."
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