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Northern Lights over Helvick head in the last hour thanks to Carlow Weather for heads up📸🙌 #northernlights

Gordie Mutch Racing Aurora Alerts UK (Glendale App) James Rowley-Hill Great animations explaining the mechanism behind the Aurora - from my documentary youtu.be/pmjAoDbeRXA?fe…

The Northern Lights were visible across parts of Ireland last night, with one photographer capturing the display over Buncrana, Co Donegal | Read more: rte.ie/b/1488806

Irish followers: Did you have an inspiring science teacher that shaped your career or life? Looking to hear your stories please! DM or comment below? Would appreciate your RTs to get this far and wide. Thanks folks and Happy New Year!

Northern Lights over the little fishing hut at Screebe last night! What a stunning start to 2025! 💖💜🌌 📸 IG/ grzegorzdutkowski 📍 Screebe, Connemara #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Aurora #Stunning #Wow #NightSky #FishingHut #Screebe #Connemara #Galway #Ireland #VisitGalway

Check out this video+sonification showing how ESA's Solar Orbiter has captured the Sun’s increasing activity! 🌞 I worked on making this movie, combining EUV images from EUI telescope (☀️) and X-ray data from @STIX_SO (🩻). Sonification by Klaus Nielsen. See and hear below! 🎆👇

The deadline for applications is fast approaching but there is still time for qualified individuals, national or international, to apply before 3pm on 14 January. Full information is available on gov.ie/en/publication…

Big congratulations to Professor Prof. Caitriona Jackman on receiving an Honorary Fellowship from @Royal AstroSoc 🎉

Astro job opportunity: Professorship in Astrophysics or Cosmology Maynooth University Physics timeshighereducation.com/unijobs/listin…

Great day DIAS Dunsink Observatory talking future space missions … and looking at sunspots through the Grubb Refractor.

Solar eclipse: 'Weird' double sunrise and devil horns set to dazzle the US | BBC Science Focus Magazine sciencefocus.com/news/partial-s…

We are looking forward to hosting the Royal Astronomical Society A&G highlights meeting this Friday Royal Irish Academy starting at 16:00, with speakers including our own Laura A. Hayes and Peter T Gallagher! There are limited tickets remaining, book here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/ag-highlight… #DIASDiscovers

We are hiring! Professorship in Astrophysics We are particularly interested in those with experience in observational exoplanet research or areas related to existing research in the Section 📆 Deadline for application is 5pm Irish Time on May 30, 2025 dias.ie/professorship-…

G4 (Severe) Geomagnetic Storm levels were observed at 16/2055 UTC due to activity associated with a pair of CMEs that left the Sun on 13 Apr. Solar wind signatures show signs of weakening, however further activity in the G1-G3 (Minor-Strong) range remain possible.

“Three Irish observatories take steps towards becoming Unesco world heritage sites | Irish Independent” independent.ie/irish-news/thr…

Years of work by many, more to do, but this is a beautiful sight! Congrats to the Astronomical Observatories of Ireland partners DIAS DIAS Dunsink Observatory Birr Castle Demesne Armagh Observatory & Planetarium & deep appreciation of the work of the wonderful World Heritage team National Monuments Service Department of Housing, Local Government & Heritage

Today’s #SolarFlare was the first X-class event (the strongest category) since March, and launched an impressive filament west of Earth. The region is rotating out of view, but may still be flare-productive when it rotates back to face us two weeks from now.

Astronomical Observatories of Ireland staff and students from Armagh and DIAS/Dunsink met today at Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies - DIAS HQ today. A bright future for cross-border collaboration on astronomical research and public engagement

Fingal’s Operations Department has installed a new woodland pathway in the Tolka Valley, stretching approximately 1km from Mill Road, Blanchardstown (near the old entrance to Connolly Hospital) to Dunsink Lane. This scenic path follows the Tolka River through beautiful woodlands

What are these kilometre hour (kmh) things that Irish Independent speak about? Presume they mean kilometres per hour (km/h or kph)?