Join Terry Mosley from the Irish Astronomical Association to experience the dark skies and the abundance of stars and planets (including Venus and Mars) with a focus on what you can see with the naked eye.
Please wear suitable footwear and warm waterproof clothing.
If you notice you or anyone in your group experiencing any potential Covid-19 symptoms, then please do not attend events.
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