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A car was discovered abandoned in Tipperary on Monday morning with some saying the vehicle was "probably stolen".
The abandoned car was found half in a ditch with the back window broken, near the scenic Glen of Aherlow by the Rock an Thorabh Loop car park.
Tipp Town social media posted the photo on Facebook on Monday morning, along with the caption:
"Morning guys...car abandoned (probably stolen)on Glen of Aherlow - Rock an Thorabh Loop car park."
People were quick to comment under the post saying things like: "This is happening a lot up here lately", as well as, "Can the finder not just privately ring the guards with the number plate? Now there will be people going up there stripping parts off of it."
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