Finally! got to see Comet Lemmon C/2025, 50% Moon also. @CorkAstronomy @AstronomyIRL #cometlemmon #October #Comet

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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary Thank you for all the support

Sunset at 18.48 this evening. #Cork #Ireland #October @StormHour @bbcniweather

Comet Lemmon is brightening and moving into morning northern skies. Besides Comet SWAN25B and Comet ATLAS, Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) is now the third comet currently visible with binoculars and on long camera exposures. Comet Lemmon was discovered early this year and is still

Tonight’s moon at 8:15pm #Sonydschx400v _aperture priority setting . @theskybyeye @ArmaghPlanet @kielder_obs @AstronomyIRL @CorkAstronomy @PaulCreaven @Jimbomcg987 @Zesman @lib_lab #keeplookingup

Saturn on September 30th. Variable seeing with occasional good moments. A diffuse white spot is visible in the southern hemisphere. The rings continue to narrow toward their November minimum when they'll be less than a degree tilted toward us.

Keep an eye on the night sky in October—you might catch a falling star! The Orionid meteor shower reaches its peak on the night of Oct. 21-22, and the Draconids will also be visible earlier in the month. Check out what else to watch out for:

Jupiter on September 30th. Good seeing. Some interesting details across the disk. Oval BA at lower left remains quite faded though its orange colour has returned somewhat. The STB has revived to a degree not seen in many decades.

Our next club meeting takes place on Monday, October 6th at 7:30pm in @Ardilaungalway , where we are delighted to be hosting James Fradgley as our guest speaker with his talk 'Comets – What they are, where they come from?' More details can be found here: https://t.co/OHib1mKs6e

Jupiter on September 29th. Very poor seeing overall with only a handful of usable captures. Later it became even worse and impossible to take anything worthwhile. Interestingly, it shows exactly the same hemisphere as captured back on the 24th!

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ISS Pass over Ireland at 21.16 today, 4 min pass at ISO 400. @AstronomyIRL @CorkAstronomy @Space_Station @StormHour @VirtualAstro #internationalspacestation #Ireland #nightsky #September #Nikon #Samyang

Pinwheel #Galaxy from backyard in Roden, #Netherlands Newtonian f5. Eq5 goto mount 20 Lights 40 seconds 5 D 5 F 5 B And a broken #EOS 6D.... 😢 Stack and edit in Siril / #Astrophotography // By our member Mastereeeeee

Tonight’s moon at 9:55pm #Sonydschx400v _aperture priority setting . @theskybyeye @ArmaghPlanet @kielder_obs @AstronomyIRL @CorkAstronomy @PaulCreaven @Jimbomcg987 @Zesman @lib_lab #keeplookingup

Partial Lunar Eclipse visible as the Moon rises at 8:08pm in Galway this evening. Hopefully, we will get some breaks in the clouds. Rain forecast later, but we may get a break around that time. Good luck, everyone. 🌛

We are back on Monday for another season of exploring the wonders of the Cosmos. Newcomers, very welcome. We are looking forward to seeing everyone back again. 🌠🪐🔭

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Saturn on August 22nd. Poor to fair seeing. I was surprised the result turned out better than expected. Little of note across the planet. A nice grouping of moons is seen at the left side.

Important notice to all astronomy enthusiasts in and around the city of the tribes. Galway Astronomy Club's monthly meetings will take place at the @Ardilaungalway Taylors Hill, Galway, from September 1st. We look forward to seeing everyone back on the night. Details will follow