Skywatchers got a treat last night - when the Northern lights put on a spectacular show.
One of the strongest solar storms of recent times hit the Earth last night.
And it didn't disappoint as clouds broke to show the aurora.
A number of Island residents have posted their photos of the lights to Facebook.
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