Ireland Gets A Glimpse Of Super Blue Blood Moon
People around the world got a glimpse of a rare "super blue blood moon" last night.
The event happens when a total lunar eclipse, a blood Moon and a supermoon coincide.
Those with the best view would have seen the moon appearing around 7 per cent larger and 15 per cent brighter than usual.
The event's been seen in the western hemisphere for the first time in more than 150 years - but wasn't visible in Ireland.
David Moore of Astronomy Ireland says getting all three events at once is very rare:
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