It has been a late night here at Panoramic Ireland HQ (a field on the edge of Ireland) as the full moon, supermoon, harvest moon combo was partially eclipsed by Earth's shadow at 03:44 this morning.

Still processing images in the quiet of the cold night but here is the first from this fine celestial event, that saw clear skies across much of Ireland.

A small portion of the top of the Moon was cast into shadow as it moved partly into Earth's shadow.

There will be a total lunar eclipse visible from Ireland in March 2025.

Why not join me then, or between now and then for some astrophotography adventures in Ireland.

The lunar eclipse of January 2019, often called a Super Blood Wolf Moon or variations to that effect - still scientifically called a lunar eclipse - as seen from Ireland.

This lunar eclipse will be the last full eclipse to be seen from Ireland until 2033, there will be partial eclipses but not full.

March 20th 2015 #eclipse2015

Much patience was needed to get a view of the near-total solar eclipse visible over Ireland today.

I had already planned my location and was ready to go with equipment prepared, camera batteries charged, memory card formatted and the correct lenses and filters. I also had a plan of what style of shot I wanted to get.