Ireland to experience partial lunar eclipse on anniversary of moon landing

On Tuesday night almost two thirds of the Moon will be hidden in the Earth's shadow.

Ireland to experience partial lunar eclipse on anniversary of moon landing
Sun, 14 Jul, 2019 - 15:32
Digital Desk staff

Ireland will experience a partial lunar eclipse 50 years to the day since the Moon landing.

On Tuesday night almost two thirds of the Moon will be hidden in the Earth's shadow.

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