The solar eclipse in pictures: How the spectacle was seen across Ireland
The solar eclipse peaked in Ireland between 7pm and 7.45pm on Wednesday
The solar eclipse peaked in Ireland between 7pm and 7.45pm on Wednesday
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Eclipse to be visible from about 6pm until 8pm, with Met Éireann forecasting the clearest skies in the east and southeast
The event brought strangers together as few things do at the city’s numerous vantage points
Thousands of the specialised pieces of eyewear were sold at George’s Street shop after previously selling out twice
Ireland will not see such a deep eclipse again until 2090, and the phenomenon changes the sky in ways worth understanding
Total eclipse visible from France was filmed for the newspaper from deck of Irish Ferries MV Normandy
Eye expert warns that sunglasses, telescope and binoculars offer no protection when looking directly at the sun, especially during an eclipse
Pointing a camera directly at the sun for any length of time is generally considered a bad idea
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Views could be best in the southwest– but proper eye protection is essential
There are hopes that more sites will soon push for dark sky status in Connemara, Wicklow, Donegal and west Cork
Almost all the sun is expected to blocked out in Ireland next Wednesday evening
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