On March 20th, 1974, an unlikely hero emerged from the Irish countryside. While the typical day for the sheep farmers of Donegal involved the usual herding and shearing, one humble flock had other plans.

It began as a calm morning, but without warning a wayward ewe opted for adventure over following the pack. She set off at a trot down the road, drawing befuddled looks from locals used to a quiet countryside. But this was no ordinary escape - the ewe had chosen a destination, and she was headed for the village pub with purpose in her step.

By the time farmer Seán O'Brien realized one was missing, the rogue ram had made her way into pints galore. There she caused pandemonium, much to the pubgoers' delight. Eyewitnesses report the ewe swaggering up to join in on games of darts, and helping herself to the complimentary peanuts as if it were any other Thursday.

When wiser heads finally prevailed and coaxed her out, the story spread like wildfire. For a day, at least, Donegal had something new and offbeat to discuss, thanks to one rebellious ruminant's bid for fun. Sometimes even sheep seek adventure - and on a quiet coast, any diversion was welcome. So whether lamenting lost beer sales or laughing at the memory, all could agree this ewe knew how to liven up an ordinary day.