A statue celebrating Irish actress Maureen O'Hara in Co Cork has been removed, just 48 hours after it went up.
It comes after a local petition complained that the work didn't resemble the star.
The actress was born in Dublin and spent much of her time in Glengarriff, having a holiday home there from the 1970s.
She then moved there permanently from 2005.
A statue of the Oscar winner had been earmarked for the area for a number of years - and this was the third attempt.
Maureen O'Hara circa 1960. Picture by: Pictorial Press Ltd/Alamy Stock PhotoJoe O'Shea, editor of Cork Beo, says he's not sure what'll happen next.
"You gotta ask what exactly the people of Glengarriff want at this stage?
"Do they want a Technicolor, animatronic Maureen O'Hara that's basically quoting lines from The Quiet Man?
"It doesn't look exactly like her, but it's a statue... it was never going to please everybody.
"It's not going to be seen again cause it's gone.
"The whole thing so far cost €120,000: they could have bought an actual house in the centre of Glengarriff, and done it up for that kind of money, and called it the Maureen O'Hara community centre or something.
"But instead they've got two statues that nobody likes".
He jokes: "I think Cork County Council should definitely do a Maureen O'Hara statue every year - a different Maureen O'Hara statue - every year.
"Put it up for a public vote, scrap it, melt it down, recreate it and keep going.
"It's sort of ridiculous, but of course as everybody knows we've been in this situation many times before - it's very hard to please people when it comes to public statues".
