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The Northern Lights were the talk of Tipperary late last night, with the phenomenon visible across the county.
Dozens took to social media to share their photos of the Aurora Borealis as it took to the skies above the Premier County in the late hours of the evening on Monday, January 19.
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Tipperary County Councillor John O'Heney took to Facebook to share some of his photos.
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Photo: Cllr John O'Heney - Commissioner for Oaths on Facebook.
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