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THE LAST LUNAR eclipse visible in Ireland until 2015 took place last night, with stargazers in some parts of the country getting clear views of the moon as it began to glow a deep red colour over the Earth.
While cloud cover obscured clear views in certain parts of Ireland and the UK however, viewers in Australia and south-east Asia were treated to especially spectacular sights.
Monday 25 November, 2024
Monday 25 November, 2024
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Slideshow: Last night's lunar eclipse
THE LAST LUNAR eclipse visible in Ireland until 2015 took place last night, with stargazers in some parts of the country getting clear views of the moon as it began to glow a deep red colour over the Earth.
While cloud cover obscured clear views in certain parts of Ireland and the UK however, viewers in Australia and south-east Asia were treated to especially spectacular sights.
Lunar Eclipse, Ireland
Lunar Eclipse, China
Lunar Eclipse, Kosovo
Lunar Eclipse, Belgium
Lunar Eclipse, Belgium
Lunar Eclipse, Serbia
Lunar Eclipse, Bulgaria
Lunar Eclipse, Philippines
Lunar Eclipse, China
Lunar Eclipse, Republic of Macedonia
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