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The brightest of the fireballs was at about 6.54 pm last night.
Apparently she’s a divil for them.
Anyone for an old-fashioned meteorite hunt?
The sky was lit up by what’s thought to be a meteor.
Three people were critically injured.
And by any chance did you see where parts of it landed?
Play had to be suspended on two separate occasions before the referee called a halt to proceedings.
A photographer in Dalkey managed to capture this amazing shot over Dublin.
Don’t watch this if you have a hangover.
If you did, you weren’t alone.
The meteor was seen all across Ireland, but is thought to have only lasted a couple of seconds.
Danger danger, high voltage.
Astronomy Ireland is gathering reports to try and figure out if the fireball might have landed on Irish soil.
Astronomy Ireland believes a fireball seen last week landed in the Irish Sea – but would have disintegrated over land first.
Anybody who finds fragments of the meteorite could make thousands of euro, experts say. So what are we looking for?
Did you see a fireball last night? If you did, you’re urged to get in touch with Astronomy Ireland, who are trying to determine if it landed on Irish soil.