With barbers across the UK shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, one sheep farmer took matters into his own hands to give himself a haircut.
Using the tools available to him, Donie Anderson set about giving his hair a trim with a pair of shears, sharing a video of the process and the final result on his Facebook page.
After starting the video with a full head of hair, Mr Anderson, 62, is later seen with a lot less after giving himself the haircut with a large pair of shears.
The video, in which he remarks his hair won't be blowing in the wind for a while, has been viewed nearly 900,000 times.
But Mr Anderson wasn't sure what all the fuss was about, telling the Irish Examiner that he cuts his own hair with shears a few times a year.
Mr Anderson, who lives in the Dublin mountains where he is currently lambing 130 ewes, said: "I normally shear it at Christmas but there were bad colds around then and I was to be an extra in a local drama of The Field so I left it.
"The weather was warm today so I cut it, using the phone screen as a mirror. It's normally a bit neater.
"Sure the shears are as good as any and the hair will start to grow back in a few days anyway."
No stranger to the shears, Mr Anderson has won a number of sheep shearing championships throughout Ireland.
With his working dog Jess, he also regularly takes part in dog shows, sheep dog trials and demonstrations.
