The Gardaí are winning on Twitter after posting this hilarious picture

This is hilarious.

While the Gardaí usually post about the dangers on the streets of Ireland, or road safety policies - they took time out yesterday to tweet about a duck. Yep, a duck. What gets us the most is the fact that the Garda in the post looks utterly perplexed as to why he has a duck in his hands. However, the caption that went along with the picture was pretty funny too. The tweet said: "This ‘lame duck’ was rescued by Gda Jan Haandrikman in Cork as he was a ‘sitting duck’ on the road, there he was ‘ducking & diving’ but he’s safe now. All in a day’s work for An Garda Síochána."

This ‘lame duck’ was rescued by Gda Jan Haandrikman in Cork as he was a ‘sitting duck’ on the road, there he was ‘ducking & diving’ but he’s safe now.

All in a day’s work for An Garda Síochána pic.twitter.com/mvCQTaTNt6 — An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) November 21, 2018

Brilliant. And of course, many people had to comment on it:

‘The bill’ ... for duck sake

— Ryan O'Reilly (@ryanoreillyint) November 21, 2018

Some quack I’d say

— Kierán Furlong (@Kieran_Furlong) November 21, 2018

I suspect fowl play!

— Catriona Sheehan (@CatrionaSheehan) November 21, 2018

Gardai investigating suspisions of foul play have quaked the case once again..1suspect caught&in custody.praise from commissioner Harris "well done,Like water off a ducks back".Released w/o charge some feathers were ruffled- gardai believe the case was ducked from the beginning

— Niamh(Neve) (@NiamhNiRian) November 21, 2018

pic.twitter.com/bUKNZdL4K8

— Karen Ann Smyth (@KarenAnnSmyth) November 21, 2018

Give that duck 3 penalty points - he was going too quack... - sorry, i'm just winging it. Well done Jan.

— Jeff McCann (@JeffAtDell) November 21, 2018

Enough of the puns please, for duck sake.

— Timmy Keane (@KeaneTimmy) November 21, 2018

Garda Quack Squad

— Punch Lion (@Punch_Lion) November 21, 2018

SHE was driving the motorists quackers then...??

— Joe (@jcw999) November 21, 2018

Banter, lads. Banter.