When can I see the ISS over Ireland?

The ISS is visible periodically. Currently, we are tracking 0 cities in Ireland with visible passes in the next 36 hours.

Which direction should I look to see the ISS?

The ISS generally travels from West to East. Check the specific city page for precise max elevation and timing.

Country Dashboard

ISS over Ireland

Visible Soon

0 / 23 cities

Locations with good viewing conditions in next 36h.

Next Best Sighting

No high-quality passes predicted soon for monitored cities.

City Forecasts

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to see the ISS in Ireland?

The best time is usually shortly after sunset or before sunrise. The station reflects sunlight against a dark sky. Check the specific city pages above for exact local timings.

Do I need a telescope?

No. The ISS is large and bright (often brighter than stars). It is easily visible to the naked eye as a fast-moving bright point of light.

ISS over Ireland

City Forecasts

Dublin

Cork

Limerick

Galway

Tallaght

Waterford

Swords

Drogheda

Dundalk

Bray

Douglas

Dún Laoghaire

Ennis

Navan

Carlow

Tralee

Droichead Nua

Sandyford

Balbriggan

Kilkenny

Athlone

Naas

Celbridge

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to see the ISS in Ireland?

Do I need a telescope?