Stargazers 'might be lucky enough' to glimpse Northern Lights in Ireland 

Stargazers 'might be lucky enough' to glimpse Northern Lights in Ireland 

The Northern Lights are more commonly seen within the Arctic Circle, but the aurora borealis could be visible in parts of Scotland, the US and Australia on Monday.

Stargazers may be in with a chance of glimpsing the Northern Lights in Ireland on Monday night, but the phenomenon is more likely to be seen in the UK.

This week, solar eruptions are sending a stream of particles towards Earth, creating spectacular auroras in both hemispheres.

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