Blood moon: Earth to align between the sun and the moon at about 4.30am
Two fireballs spotted flying over Ireland on Monday night
Astronomy Ireland are organising a public viewing event of Comet Wirtanen
Astronomy Ireland gives the best times and locations to witness the celestial event
Partial solar eclipse seen in Ireland from about 7:40pm, with best views in the west
Clear weather and dark night skies make this an exceptional viewing year
Peak activity set for Wednesday night, with shooting stars at 20 times the usual rate
Astronomy Ireland received hundreds of reports of phenomenon late last weekend
Solar eclipses of this magnitude are rare and cloud breaks should let most people see it
‘Best meteor show of the year’ to peak with brightest shooting stars on Saturday
Many reports of Saturday night meteor, Astronomy Ireland says
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