Total Solar Eclipse of 12 August 2026 from Killarney National Park

From Killarney National Park (Ireland), the eclipse will be a deep partial eclipse with 97% of the Sun covered, peaking at 19:13 GMT+1. At that moment the Sun is only 16° above the horizon, toward the west-northwest (azimuth 274°). That low, a single hill or building can block it — where you stand is decisive.

Sun covered
97%
Maximum (local)
19:13 GMT+1
Sun altitude
16°
Direction
west-northwest
Map of the 12 August 2026 solar eclipse across Europe: path of totality, Sun-altitude lines and clear-horizon heatmap View Killarney National Park on the interactive map → Open the eclipse map

Why your horizon matters

Sunset Atlas computes the true horizon at 30 m resolution for every point. With the eclipse Sun at 16°, look for a spot with a clear west-northwest: no mountains, buildings, or trees in that direction.

Best clear-horizon spots near Killarney National Park

  1. 151.9588, -9.763914.8 km · score 97/100
  2. 251.9956, -9.762914.3 km · score 97/100
  3. 352.0087, -9.782115.7 km · score 95/100
  4. 452.0180, -9.779415.7 km · score 94/100
  5. 552.0135, -9.760514.3 km · score 93/100

Want to see totality?

Killarney National Park is outside the path of totality. The nearest totality is about 955 km away, near Playa de las Catedrales.

Nearby cities

KillarneyKenmareCarrauntoohilTraleeRing of KerryBeara PeninsulaDingleValentia Island