When can you see the ISS over Limerick?
The next visible pass is on 2026-01-19 20:49 for about 600 seconds.
Updated: 2026-01-19 20:25 UTC · Night of 2026-01-19 (local) · Timezone: Europe/Dublin
Next ISS pass details
Next pass over Limerick is at 2026-01-19 20:49 (local time).
Approximate visibility duration: 600 seconds, assuming clear skies and unobstructed horizon.
Good conditions: this is a night-time pass. The ISS should be easy to spot if skies are clear.
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While you wait for the next ISS pass, check out upcoming meteor showers or the current moon phase for stargazing opportunities tonight.
Viewing Gear Guide
Binoculars
While the ISS is visible to the naked eye, a pair of 10x50 binoculars can reveal the solar panels and structure shape.
Photography
To capture the light trail, use a tripod and a long exposure (10-30 seconds).
Tonight’s ISS conditions
Excellent
Excellent night for ISS spotting
The ISS passes during full night with several hours of darkness and a not-too-bright Moon. If skies are clear, this is a great chance to see it.
Tonight’s sky conditions
Moon: New Moon · 0% illuminated
Astronomical darkness: 2026-01-19 18:59 → 2026-01-20 06:30 (about 691 minutes)
What to look for tonight
If you’re outside for the ISS, try spotting:
- Orion
- Taurus
- Pleiades
ISS fact of the day
The internal pressurized volume is comparable to that of a six-bedroom house.
Tip: Go outside a few minutes before the pass time with a clear view of the sky, away from bright lights.