The clip shows some of Conor's journey home, with suitcases on board the cattle trailer (via Conor McNally/Kevin Brogan Tractors)

An Irish man who returned home to Ireland from working in Canada got a lift home with a difference from his father.

Conor McNally, who had been living in Canada for the past year, decided return home after finding himself out of work. After flying to London and catching a connecting flight to Dublin airport, he was greeted by his Dad.

Afraid Conor might be infected amid the current Coronavirus crisis, Conor's Dad gave him an unusual lift home - in a cattle trailer!

Watch the clip here.

Conor says the journey took somewhere between three and four hours (via Conor McNally)

The clip shows some of Conor's journey home, with suitcases on board the cattle trailer.

He needed to get from Dublin to Leitrim, and the cattle trailer seemed to be the solution.

He says the journey took somewhere between three and four hours.

"Ah somewhere between three and four hours all in all. The auld fella is a good pilot."

Currently, there are many Irish living abroad, struggling to get home during the current crisis.