Ireland has most UFO sightings in Europe, including unnerving reports last year By Kelly O Sullivan Ireland seems to be the hub of UFO activity in Europe.
According to The Mirror, new data complied by Psychic World, reveal that there have been 105 recorded UFO sightings in Ireland, putting us at the top of the list for most sightings in
Europe, behind
Spain.
The majority of sightings in Ireland have been described as unexplainable bright lights, as well as glimpses of flying disks.
Three of these sightings occurred last year, with people reported seeing unexplained moving lights above the Irish sky.
In January 2020, a family in Cork claimed to have seen a collection of circular objects in the sky.
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Ireland tops the list of most UFO sightings in Europe, with figures revealing that the Emerald Isle has had 105 sightings since records began
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