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Alan O'Reilly has taken to social media to share videos of a mysterious looking object flying in the night in sky.
The Carlow Weatherman said these videos had been taken by two different people in different parts of Ireland, Dublin and the south coast, which were then sent to him for any explanation he might have.
The video shows a glowing unidentified flying object (UFO) moving through the sky in up and down and side to side motions.
O'Reilly posted the video to X, with the caption,
"I was sent two videos by followers over of unusual object in sky the last two nights. First part of video shows the video from last night over Dublin and second part is the night before off South coast. Anyone got any ideas?"
I was sent two videos by followers over of unusual object in sky the last two nights. First part of video shows the video from last night over Dublin and second part is the night before off South coast. Anyone got any ideas? pic.twitter.com/FfOhKzWufP
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) March 20, 2025
People were quick to comment under the video saying the object could just be a plane, the International Space Station, or a Chinese lantern.
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