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Monday 29 May 2023 Dublin: 16°C

# Lunar Eclipse

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# eclipse
A partial lunar eclipse will be visible from Ireland tomorrow morning
The partial lunar eclipse is due to begin around 07.18am.
# Lunar Eclipse
Here's how the 'super wolf blood moon' looked over Ireland early this morning
The phenomenon was the only lunar eclipse that was visible in Ireland this year.
# Moon gazing
Everything you need to know about tonight's 'super blue blood moon'
Unfortunately Irish stargazers won’t be able to experience all elements of the lunar event.
# super-duper moon
A rare 'super blue blood moon' will be visible later - but Ireland won't experience the full effect
The spectacle will be visible in clear skies above Australia, Asia and some parts of the US and Eastern Europe.
# Look Up
The first of two supermoons this month will be visible tonight
It’ll reach its closest point to Earth at around 10pm.
# super blood moon
Photos: Didn't manage to see the blood moon last night? Here is what you missed...
If you have been asleep for the last eight hours here is what you missed.
# The Late Late Show
You'll be able to see something rare and amazing in the sky this weekend*
*Weather permitting, OF COURSE.
# blood moon
VIDEO: Watch the lunar eclipse live
We can’t see it here in Ireland, but we can watch a stream online. Hurrah!
# dark side of the moon
Why we won't get to see tomorrow's lunar eclipse in Ireland
Booooooo.
# Lunar Eclipse
Want to see a bite taken out of the moon? You can tonight
A lunar eclipse will take place tonight, so you’re advised to look up between 9 and 10pm.
# Daily Fix
The Daily Fix: Sunday
In tonight’s Fix: ‘No referendum’ on EU deal; why some people want Ireland to change time zone; and how not to flee from the police…
# Lunar Eclipse
Slideshow: Last night's lunar eclipse
The final lunar eclipse visible from Ireland until 2015 took place last night – with spectacular sights witnessed across the globe.
# Sky at night
Lunar eclipse visible from Ireland tonight
The eclipse will be best viewed on the east coast after 10pm this evening.
# Business Insider
Video: Time-lapse footage of today's lunar eclipse
Video shows the lunar eclipse which coincided with winter solstice for the first time in over 450 years today.
# Solstice
In pictures: The Winter Solstice (Slideshow)
Pink moons suspended over snowy landscapes – what’s not to like?
# Solstice
Newgrange winter dawn coincides with rare total lunar eclipse
On the shortest day of the year, the two celestial events will coincide for first time in about 450 years.