Rare 'Buck Supermoon' phenomenon to be visible in Ireland tonight Tonight's lunar spectacle will see the moon 21,000 kilometres closer to the Earth and considerably brighter than usual. Irish Mirror · Jul 4, 2023
Last chance to catch unique Supermoon over Dublin skies The first of four supermoons set to grace the skies this year will be the biggest the lunar surface has looked from Earth so far this year Dublin Live · Jul 4, 2023
Astronomy experts say Irish skygazers are in for 'an even brighter sight' after Northern Lights spectacle David Moore, of Astronomy Ireland says we are in for “an even brighter sight” in Irish skies Irish Mirror · Feb 28, 2023
Sky gazers in for treat this evening as Mars makes 'rare' approach the moon This stunning event will be visible from 6:00 pm Irish Mirror · Jan 3, 2023
Skygazer captures footage of mysterious 'fireballs' over Ireland It turns out it's actually a common occurrence that we generally miss out on due to the nature of our cloudy weather Irish Mirror · Dec 8, 2022
Rare sight in Irish skies tonight as Mars moves 'very close' to the moon The stunning sight will be visible for one night only, but everyone in Ireland will be able to see it from dusk until dawn tonight Irish Mirror · Nov 11, 2022
Sky gazers will be able to see Saturn in Irish skies this week amid 'incredibly rare' event The extremely rare event will see the planet making a rare close approach to the Moon Irish Mirror · Oct 31, 2022
Northern Ireland to see partial solar eclipse on Tuesday Belfast will have the best view at 10.53am Belfast Live · Oct 24, 2022
Irish space experts confirm exact time International Space Station will be visible tonight Astronomy Ireland says this beautiful site in the night sky will be the €100 billion International Space Station with 10 astronauts on board whizzing by Irish Mirror · Sep 27, 2022
People stunned by supermoon over Ireland and it's back tonight but most missed something else in the sky Friday will be just as good to see the supermoon again at least with it rising at 9:55pm. Saturday is nearly as good, rising at 10:11pm. Irish Mirror · Aug 12, 2022
Rare supermoon to grace Irish skies tonight - best time to see and what to look out for Known as the Sturgeon Moon, this week's Full Moon is a Supermoon, larger and brighter than usual. Irish Mirror · Aug 11, 2022
Irish stargazers share 'stunning' images of Supermoon in clear skies ahead of its return tonight Astronomy Ireland has confirmed that the spectacular view will be around tonight again at 11:10 pm - so get your reminders set on your phone. Irish Mirror · Jul 14, 2022
Tonight's Supermoon could be larger than ever as experts reveal best time to see it 'Known as the Buck Moon, tonight's Full Moon is a Supermoon, larger and brighter than usual' Belfast Live · Jul 13, 2022
Supermoon Ireland: Clear skies mean tonight's moon will be 'larger and brighter than usual' as experts give exact time to see it “Wednesday is the best night with moon rising 10.30pm but Thursday will be good also with moon rising 11.10pm” Irish Mirror · Jul 13, 2022
Irish Mirror · Jun 15, 2022 Strawberry Moon to be visible above Ireland followed by the Northern Lights It will appear around 30% brighter and 14% larger than an average full moon and marks the second supermoon of the year
Irish Mirror · May 15, 2022 Total lunar eclipse: Exact time to see Super Blood Moon in Ireland tonight The ‘maximum eclipse’ will begin at 4:29 am, will be fully visible from 5:11 am in Ireland
Irish Mirror · May 11, 2022 Total lunar eclipse to be visible in Ireland next week as moon to turn 'deep blood red' A lunar eclipse occurs when the Sun, Earth, and the Moon are aligned with the Earth in the middle
Irish Mirror · May 7, 2022 Lunar eclipse to be visible in Ireland this month as moon to turn 'deep blood red' The Moon will turn a deep blood red colour during the eclipse on May 16
Irish Mirror · Apr 27, 2022 Mystery object in Irish skies caught on camera as ‘crazy’ sightings reported by numerous people Those who claimed to see it described it as 'much bigger and brighter than your average shooting star'