Blood moon to be visible in Irish skies early on Friday morning
Early risers on Friday will be treated to the spectacle of the moon turning blood red as it drops towards the horizon. The celestial display is due to a total lunar eclipse, an astronomical event that last occurred back in November 2022. It will be visible in Irish skies from 5.10am and peak in intensity at about 6.20am.
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