Final supermoon of 2023 set to appear in Irish skies on Friday night

 A previous supermoon which occurs when a full moon is near its closest point to the Earth in its orbit. Picture: Dan Linehan

A previous supermoon which occurs when a full moon is near its closest point to the Earth in its orbit. Picture: Dan Linehan

Stargazers will be hoping for some clear skies to try and spot the final supermoon of the year which should be visible in Irish skies on Friday and Saturday evening. 

The best night to see the 'Harvest Moon' will be on Friday with the Moon rising from 7.18pm, according to Astronomy Ireland. Saturday night will be "nearly as good" with the Moon rising at 7.31pm. 

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