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Partial lunar eclipse may be visible from Ireland tonight

A partial lunar eclipse may be visible from Ireland this evening.

Partial lunar eclipse may be visible from Ireland tonight

Tue, 16 Jul, 2019 - 07:49

Digital Desk staff

A partial lunar eclipse may be visible from Ireland this evening.

The earth's shadow will pass over the face of the moon as it rises in the southeast a from 10.30pm tonight.

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