Don’t worry, they’re gone!
A beekeeper in Dublin was the subject of much conversation in the city on Wednesday of this week after a swarm of bees took over an area on North Frederick Street.
A bee swarm discovered on Frederick St Nrth and is being protected by Gardai until beekeeper arrives to secure pic.twitter.com/vDIIxOjGuc
— Steve Conlon (@stevenconlon) July 1, 2015
According to reports, a member of the Gardaí stood beside the bees until the beekeeper arrived. People around the city took to Twitter and it sounds like it was dealt with pretty efficiently.
There’s a swarm of bees on North Frederick St, they’re sitting on the footpath, drive carefully some pedestrians are walking onto the road — Live Drive (@LiveDrive) July 1, 2015
A bee keeper has arrived with a hive and what looks like a bongo drum, this is going to be incredible
— Live Drive (@LiveDrive) July 1, 2015
The bee keeper has no protective gear, and is just scooping up the bees, calm as you like. The bees are not calm, I think it’s time to panic — Live Drive (@LiveDrive) July 1, 2015
The bees were safely removed and our favourite pun from the event has to be this one from Twitter user Orlaith Delargy.
Once a buzzing hive of activity, the disruption on N Frederick St has BEEn and gone @stevenconlon @LiveDrive pic.twitter.com/gstLLgeCxb
— Orlaith Delargy (@orlaithdelargy) July 1, 2015
Well played, well played.
