4 Lights Spotted Over Ennis County Clare Ireland

 

Date:  January 15, 2012

Time:  12:10 a.m..

 

Hi, My name is (name removed) and I’m from Ennis County Clare in Ireland. It’s a smallish town of about 25,000. About 5 minutes ago I saw 1 small glowing ball of light, i got out of bed and had a look. 

 

I thought it was a meteor, but I always thought they moved fast.

 

This object was moving about the speed of a plane, but it defiantly was not a plane, even though we are close to an airport. It was then followed by three more balls of light, and yes in a triangle formation. 

 

I looked on my phone, wondering if there was a meteor shower tonight and then I came across this, which is shockingly and early close to what I’ve just seen.

 

I’ve been looking out for the last  while and nothing else has appeared and they have long disappeared. I even went around to the front of the house saw noting.

 

In total I saw 4 slow moving balls of light coming from the west to the east. 

 

I think at around 00:10, I hope this is of help. Thanks, yours sincerely (name removed) 16 from west coast of Ireland.

 

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Orange Red Objects Over Sixmilebridge Co. Clare Ireland

Date: February 18, 2011

Time: 9:20 p.m.

Hi folks, at 21:20 on Friday 18th February, myself and my 11 year old son were returning from the shop in Sixmilebridge, Co. Clare, when I spotted a distant, orange looking "star" in the sky to the north of the village.

I thought it strange and asked my son if he had heard any news, thinking Mars might be visible, but the light faded within seconds of us spotting it. We carried on, wondering what the light might have been, when a second light came into view coming from the Shannon/Bunratty direction.

This second light was breath taking, whatever it was, I stopped and exited the car to get a better look and to see if I could hear if it was making any noise eg.jet or helicopter. The light was at approximately 200 feet altitude (which it maintained throughout the sighting), was a perfectly defined circle,
orange/red in colour and completely silent.

It moved at about the same speed as a helicopter in the direction of the first light we saw, and disappeared in the same spot as the first. The whole sighting lasted 2 - 3 minutes. I would greatly appreciate any explanation you could provide on the matter. Was it something to do with the mass core ejection from the sun? Ball lightning? Visitors? I eagerly and excitedly await your reply. Regards.

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Orange Ball Of Light Seen Over Windover Lake Clare Michigan

Date: July 4, 2009

Time: 9:43 p.m.

Location of Sighting: My up north summer house by the campfire.
Number of witnesses: 6
Number of Objects: 2
Shape of Objects: Round.

Full Description of Event/Sighting: It happened last year on only fourth of July 2009 after the fireworks were done. We were sitting and then all of a sudden out of know where an orange ball appears. It's not a flame, its not a flame ball, its just like floating and its weird because it happened at the same time of night and it happens like I said, every fourth of July, but in different locations. It floated high and then disappears. My cousin and I were sitting on the dock last year watching, the fireworks and the orange object started floating in front of us, from the middle of nowhere.

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