Ireland’s Virgin Media News went viral this week with a TV segment on what it described as a “mysterious hole” discovered on a Dublin beach.

A report that aired on Wednesday suggested the small crater in the sand could have been the result of a “once-in-a-lifetime cosmic event.” A local astrophysics enthusiast claimed a rock found inside the hole could have come from space.

A “community note” added to the channel’s post on X, formerly known as Twitter, read: “It is in fact not a cosmic event instead it was dug out the day before by 2 lads with a beach spade.”

Predictably, the moment went viral:


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