The shower lights up the skies every summer, and is known for its "shooting stars".
The Perseid meteor shower will peak tonight, with a treat in store for star-gazers.
The shower lights up the skies every summer, and is known for its bright, fast-moving meteors - often called "shooting stars".
The Perseids are visible to the naked eye - but local weather will play a major role, so check your forecast before heading out.
Visibility could also be affected by bright moonlight from the recent Sturgeon Moon, making it harder to see the fainter streaks.
Seanie Morris, STEM Engagement Officer for Laois County Council, says tonight we'll be passing through a stream left behind:
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