Wed, 01 Jul, 2020 - 20:15

Tomorrow, July 2, is World UFO Day. While most of us will be familiar with the Roswell incident, Shane Cochrane finds out more about supposed flying saucer crashes in Ireland.
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FeaturesSpacePlace: IrelandPlace: RoswellPlace: New MexicoPlace: ManorhamiltonPlace: PortglenonePlace: AtlanticPlace: Moneymore, County DerryPlace: LoupPlace: Aldergrove airportPlace: Loup villagePlace: Bracknamuckley, County AntrimPlace: ClonsharraghPlace: County WexfordPlace: Duncannon Garda StationPlace: O’Donnell’s RockPlace: Manorhamilton, County LeitrimPerson: Shane CochranePerson: ThomasPerson: Maud HutchinsonPerson: MaudPerson: HutchinsonsPerson: Thomas HutchinsonPerson: Joseph BennettPerson: BennettPerson: Alfred ConnollyPerson: CommandantPerson: McCourtPerson: SuperintendentPerson: Garda Jim SheridanPerson: GardaíEvent: World UFO DayEvent: Roswell incidentEvent: RoswellOrganisation: Royal Air ForceOrganisation: Armagh ObservatoryOrganisation: USOrganisation: Ordnance Corps

