Up to 20 times more shooting stars than normal can be viewed for the next three nights.
People are being urged to look to the skies this weekend to see the Geminid Meteor Shower.
Up to 20 times more shooting stars than normal can be viewed for the next three nights.
Astronomy Ireland Chairman David Moore says people in rural areas have the best chance to see the spectacle:
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