The summer solstice was graced by a strawberry moon overnight for the first time since 1967, according to Accuweather.

Of course, if you lived in Ireland, you may have only had a small window of opportunity to see the rare event in between the clouds.

The clouds doing their best to hide the Strawberry moon above Belfast. #drone #belfastbynight #StrawberryMoon pic.twitter.com/IUxqmH0gnS

— Christopher Kearney (@ckearney1) June 21, 2016

We won't get another chance to see it until 2062, but they had a good view of it in the States, Washington DC, to be exact.

Strawberry moon, summer solstice @capitalweather @weatherchannel @sunset_wx @StormHour @JimCantore @ABC7News @CNN pic.twitter.com/74wcXV1aDf

— Jim Havard (@JimHavard) June 21, 2016

In between the skyscrapers of New York...

The full 'strawberry moon' on the summer solstice is seen rising over 42nd street in NYC. (Photo: @maximusupinNYc) pic.twitter.com/fLzbTHBJit

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 21, 2016

It also graced the skies over Cleveland, Ohio.

As well as the garden views in Canada.

From my front garden: tonight's summer #solstice "Strawberry #Moon" over #Charlottetown harbour, #PEI pic.twitter.com/mWikuMoEWJ

— Martin J. Yuill (@martinjyuill) June 21, 2016

Any tourists at the Temple of Poseidon in Greece would have had a real treat this morning.

And, of course the revellers at Stonehenge enjoyed the view, too.

Strawberry moon over #Stonehenge last night. pic.twitter.com/lMd1Oyihxn

— Nick Anderson (@TeleGod) June 21, 2016

If you have any photos or video of last night's amazing view, send them on to us at desk@breakingnews.ie.